Drawing: Faces: Vol 1 (How to Draw & Paint)

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Walter invented the first postage-stamp vending machine and drew political caricatures for several large newspapers. He's well known as an accomplished artist, art instructor, and art collector. In the s, while running his own advertising agency and instructing young artists, Walter began writing self-help art instruction books. The books were first produced in his home in Laguna Beach, California, where he wrote, illustrated, and printed them himself.

In the s, as the product line grew, he moved the operation to a commercial facility, which allowed him to expand the company and achieve worldwide distribution.

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Walter passed away in , but he is fondly remembered for his warmth, dedication, and unique instruction books. Enter your mobile number or email address below and we'll send you a link to download the free Kindle App. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required. Would you like to tell us about a lower price? If you are a seller for this product, would you like to suggest updates through seller support?

Few artistic subjects are as challenging as the human face and few are as satisfying to approach successfully! In Faces , acclaimed artist Walter T. Foster teaches you the basics of drawing facial features and beyond!

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Inside, you'll find the correct head and facial proportions for both adults and children; then you'll discover how to render a variety of faces step by step, with tips on how to adapt your drawings for varied poses and facial expressions. Easy-to-follow demonstrations and helpful techniques for drawing eyes, noses, lips, and ears make this book a necessary addition to every artist's library of drawing references! Read more Read less. Applicable only on ATM card, debit card or credit card orders.

Cashback will be credited as Amazon Pay balance within 10 days. Valid only on your first 2 online payments. Cashback will be credited as Amazon Pay balance within 10 days from purchase. Here's how terms and conditions apply. Customers who viewed this item also viewed. Page 1 of 1 Start over Page 1 of 1. I have had loads of fun with some of the exercises in that book and have recommended both to people as well. These are all worthwhile as well. The two books that taught me how to see and how to develop a logical approach to drawing when the goal is accuracy and relative speed are:.

Drawing in the Digital Age: Angle-based methodology based on simple math. New ways to see and draw by Raphael Ellender. He presents very clearly and precisely his approach to drawing from where you look when drawing a straight line, to perspective and gestural lines in life drawing. Hi Paul, what a terrific blog post! I would like to add here how much I like the Famous Artists 3-Volume set that you often find on Ebay. Always love posts about books, and this one features two of my favorite ones. Thank you for sharing!

Great opportunity to re-read and refresh our knowledge. While Dow is a great resource, to me it is hampered by low quality scans but even more by the fact that is a rather complicated text. As a pedagogic tool, it really would benefit from being broken down into smaller pieces and having excercises set out more clearly. Loomis books may have their faults, but since I have nothing to compare to and not having the master drawers expert eyes and hindsight knowledge, I really like the Titan reprints.

They make me want to pick up the pen. I bought a copy of the Harold Speed book, but it was such bad print quality that I had to throw it away. I went back to the pdf I already had, and printed it. Quite a wordy fellow by the way, but at an intermediate level I think it could be useful to me.

The Charles Bargue stuff — it is like a bunch of dry oatmeals that I have to eat … it is probably healthy and nutritious, but by Jove… it will kill me. And as Paul has hinted at earlier in his postings, the reproduction of a plate is not without its issues. What I really need I think, is a mix of Dow and Loomis, for me today. The big challenge is to start out on the journey without falling prey to pessimism because it seems such a long haul to even being halfways good.

I own the Bargue book, and totally agree. The should have printed the plates to the correct size, otherwise what is the point. It contains the very basic concept we tend to forget when starting portait and figure drawing. Great post as always, Paul. Solomon is another precious classic.

The Bargue book has been on my to-order list for a while now. You show it at any school and be offered admission.

Drawing realistic textures in pencil by jd hillberry here is where you learn to take value and tone to the next level. He teaches you what tools to use to get various effects. I have slowly been getting digital versions of the books I love.

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I cant find all of them but I did manage to find quite a few allowing me to free up some space. Its not a perfect system for sure. There are several books that are just better and easier to read in hardback. The Loomis books are a good example. You can get the pdf for free but the formatting is difficult to follow. The hardbacks flow so much better.

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I do think beginners should opt for digital books if they can. Just because the collection tends to grow huge as you look for more information. I have always wanted to be able to draw decently. I am obviously not understanding something. If anyone can explain it to me so I can at least get started…. Thank you for this list. I will look into these books. I love drawing and this year established a weekly drawing group.

To support the 15 group members I have set up a small library of books for loan.

From those books I strongly recommend the following on the basis that they contain well written text, pose numerous challenging exercises, reference the masters of drawing, and include supporting drawing images throughout. The creative process Thanks Tim, that Kaupelis book look very interesting. Hi, for an absolute beginner, which one shall i start witg, or should i do all three at the same time, please reply soon.

Many thanks for yet another insightful, informative post. This is fantastic, thank you for the recommendations. I just ordered them and cannot wait for their arrival. Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain was given to me by my mom when I was much younger…. Thank you very much for the book recommendation. I am going to buy the book but so confused with many choices.. Do you know which edition with more instruction and more illustrations in it?

Thank you for your time!! It is clear and comprehensive. Drawing Essentials by Deborah A. Open access Companion Website http: Thank you very much for recommending books for beginners. I, too, fell into the trap of buying art instruction books then realised as everyone else did that you only needed one or two really good ones. I have the Bargue book excellent and couple of books by Juliette Aristides. The rest can be junked.

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