LEARN HOW TO DRAW AND SHADE WITH PENCIL; Realistic Drawing Art: Drawing Dimension, Shading Techniques, A Shading Guide,How to Draw Realistic Lips, Draw and Shade with Realism

by Paul Arthur

When someone says "I can't draw" in most cases they're not talking about their inability to hold a pencil, lack of time or some kind of ban—what they really mean is "I don't know how to depict reality on a sheet of paper". If they realized it, their problem would turn out to be easy to solve—if you don't know how to do something, find someone who knows it and learn from them! But person saying "I can't draw" doesn't really use this construction in the same way as in "I can't swim/speak Chinese/play chess [yet]". They signal a hopeless inability—"some people can draw, but I can't". Where does this despair come from? As we've said, there are two definitions of creating marks on a material and creating marks resembling something real. Confusion of these two meanings may be fatal for an aspiring artist. You know how easy drawing is? Answer is ..... smudging a pencil on a paper. In this book, you will learn; How to draw and shade with Pressure Control How to draw and shade with Shade Transitions How to draw and shade with Light Theory

15 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 24, 2020

Reviews

[Helen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Helpful Book

An extremely quick read. Helpful and easy to follow advice with plenty of useful techniques and tips on developing your drawings with photorealism.