Drawing Landscapes

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He clearly explains his language of drawing, in which there are only four methods of making marks—dots, lines, squiggles and washes. The mark you make and the tonal value you ascribe to it are used to describe the texture of a surface. Putting together these marks and tones allows you to build up a drawing to look like anything you wish. Drawing Landscapes has further sections on dealing with sunshine and shadows, drawing from photographs, drawing skies, trees and water and how to incorporate people and animals into a scene. Having accomplished these techniques, the reader can practise by doing one of two step-by-step projects.
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AuthorSwanwick, Ronald
PublisherSearch Press
PlaceGreat Britain
Year2004
ISBN0855328460
BindingPaperback
ConditionVery Good
CommentsBook is in great condition and almost seems unread with no bending.
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