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People

By (author) Philip Patenall

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This popular title is relaunched in June 2006 with a fresh new cover design. Packed with step-by-step illustrations, this comprehensive guide provides all the techniques needed to master the art of drawing people. Learn to Draw People includes everything from how to draw perfectly proportioned features to capturing your subjects' character and personality. All the fundamentals are covered, to give the reader a sound foundation in drawing techniques, with step-by-step illustrations demonstrating how to put them into practice. The book includes accessible and practical information on: choosing the right medium; composition, proportion and shapes; portraying poses and expressions; and, drawing people in action. Perfect for total beginners, Learn to Draw People will also be valuable for experienced artists seeking to improve their cartoon drawing skills.

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