Editorial Reviews:
Synopsis
Anyone can draw; all it takes is a pencil, paper and a little practice. The Drawing Mentor series of books breaks down drawing into simple easy to understand subjects, each are filled with detailed explanations, examples and exercises, that way you can get the exact lesson you need based on your skill level and skip the lessons you don’t need. For those who are just learning to draw, we recommend starting at the beginning, for those who have already developed their drawing technique the later lessons with their more advanced step by step projects may be more appropriate. Currently there are 14 Drawing Mentor books in the series with subjects ranging from drawing simple lines to 3D perspective and shading, to realistic portrait drawing. We hope to continue to produce more volumes based on your wants and needs.
Volume 6 focuses on two things. First, it teaches how to apply the sketching skills taught in Volume 5 to specific projects. Second, it teaches how to use sketching to plan the lay-out of your drawing so that the final results are balanced and aesthetically pleasing. The step by step approach of the exercises makes learning these skills easy and enjoyable.
In the end, the goal of the Drawing Mentor series is to provide lessons, examples and practice exercises which will give you the knowledge and skills you need to be able to draw anything you can see or imagine.
