Lifelike Drawing with Lee Hammond
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| Rating | : | 4.59 (510 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 158180587X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-03-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Learn to draw realistically the easy way using reference photos with Lee's simple techniques and clear step-by-step instruction. Look inside for:Before and after examples from Lee Hammond's students that prove how her simple graphing and blending techniques translate into remarkable drawings.The shape and "Puzzle Piece" theories and how to apply them to anything you want to draw.More than 40 step-by-steps and plenty of tips and hints for beautiful drawings.Whether you're just beginning or more experienced, Lee's instruction will give you everything you need to know to create realistic drawings that will "wow" your audience.. You Can Do It!You can draw anything–flowers, people, animals, even water and glass–with this expansive, in-depth "Drawing Bible," by veteran artist and instructor Lee Hammond
She conducts drawing seminars, gives school lectures and mentors nationwide. Visit her website at LeeHammond. A professional artist and instructor for 20+ years, Lee Hammond has authored and produced 40+ North Light and ArtistsNetwork.TV products. She has owned and operated the Midwest School of Art in Lenexa, Kansas for six years and now has a s
Jan Letoha said Possibly Lee Hammond's best book. Even if you own Lee Hammond's other drawing books, there is still a wealth of information to be gained from this one! The author provides clear instructions on a variety of topics -- from drawing stunning glass objects to producing the most technical architecture renderings -- it's all he. Jennifer Stover said Love it. Very detailed and step by step. Have read through the entire book. Love it. Very detailed and step by step. Love the longer explanations. Keeper.. Excellent! life without music As described! Excellent!
All rights reserved. With 20 years of art making and 15 published books in print to her credit, Hammond brings an authoritative thoroughness to her latest title, a guide suitable for beginning and experienced artists. Filled with useful suggestions such as how to use statues and photo albums for ready reference and practice, Hammond's drawing how-to should satisfy a wide audience with a broad range of abilities. Demonstrations of drawing rounded curves and flat edges lead to practice drawings using perspective before she introduces subjects by category