Massive fire-breathing dragons can be terrifying or kind; evil or accomplices of the hero; but theyre never supporting characters; and all expert fantasy artists know how to depict them. Now; for the first time ever; a master dragon drawer reveals his secrets for doing this; taking you along for the ride as he meets these breathtaking creatures face-to-face.Inside youll find: Easy to follow step-by-step instructions for creating realistic drawings of dragons. Dozens of different types of dragons; along with their unique anatomical and personality traits. An exploration of the digital and hand-drawing steps a dragon drawer must know.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful. A window into todays Cherokee mindsetBy ann sheehanA great source for learning about contemporary Cherokees and how they are keeping their traditions alive as told in an authentic voice. I recommend you pick up this endearing little book whose size belies its depth of information before it sells out. The liars jump right out of the page and into your heart.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. An Intriguing Introduction to Cherokee CultureBy Craig jacksonThis book was my first interaction with Native American culture at large. It offers a really interesting look into the stories and traditions that shape Cherokee worldview. The authors candid style makes for easy reading as he works to preserve the conversational tone the contributors had throughout the book. I read this for a class. and for me it was an interesting and engaging way to get to know some of the thoughts behind Native American (particularly Cherokee) beliefs.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. I loved this bookBy Arminda MoralesI loved this book. I found it captivated me and drew me into this world of a tribes oral history. From the beginning of where the Cherokee people came from to where they are as a tribe today. I think it was an awesome storytelling book and the 4 storytellers are a Cherokee treasure....bravo for keeping their stories alive and passing them on to their children....loved this book
