This new addition to the best-selling Drawing category of our How to Draw and Paint Series shows aspiring artists how to depict a variety of people in pencil from a ballerina to soccer player. Accomplished artist Debra Kauffman Yaun introduces readers to drawing supplies and basic techniques; as well as to the essential elements of full-figure anatomy; then she guides artists through a collection of step-by-step projects; starting each with a simple sketch and ending with a beautifully rendered portrait. Debra even includes information on adding color to drawings; sharing her extensive knowledge of colored pencil. Featuring a range of people of different ages and ethnicities; this book is sure to educate and inspire.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Word is Bond. this book is legitBy Jiandan E. PayzaProps to the authors and editors of this gem. It is easy to read and a pleasure to study. Every other page drops new knowledge and I love the numerous references to the Teacha. KRS One. Hip Hops true Philosopher. These guys know their Hip Hop History and purpose. and have a great understanding of the Kulture and how it can be compared to a Socratic-like philosophy. The foreword by Dr. Cornell West is tight as well. This is real Hip Hop literary commentary and examines the Hip Hop life. which to me. IS worth living! Excellent job. highly recommend. Peace! JD One1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Two Thumbs Up!By Nolan Harris JrThis volume is very engaging and is best at explaining rather dense philosophical ideas through the lens of Hip-Hop. I was very impressed and would really like to see an updated edition--a Volume 2. as it were. I especially enjoyed the exegesis of Hegel and Sartre in the the pieces by Pittman and Gines respectively. Definitely recommend!0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Understanding Hip HopBy Sherri RosenI didnt know any background. history of Hip Hop. Rap. and this book educated me.It was great to learn about it and its an important element in our culture.I recommend it highly. You dont have to be a philosophy student to read this book. Its for everyone.Sherri Rosen. New York City
