This title aims to help you see the same way as Hieronymus Bosch has seen; but then to develop your own style. His secrets are not in his words; they are in his works. Look at his drawings; the lines; the light; the shadows; the composition; the contrasts; the details. His drawings tell us what we cannot see but need to know and that should be enough. The goal of this book is to make drawing more accessible and more fun to everyone. There are so many theories about the drawings techniques but the book will show you how to get close to art of drawing in number of ways. You will quickly learn what is important; how to use set of techniques and you will see examples of drawings in details. If you are more advanced; push yourself to master these ideas and make them to work for you. If you are less advanced; try them and experiment with examples here. You will have successes and failures; and both will help you become a better in the art of drawing.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Got to Love Debussy!!By Diane SchulbachI already had this music book from years ago; and love; love; love Debussy so much! When I saw that a CD came with this copy; I just had to order it! Its really wonderful to have a music CD that matches the book perfectly; so youre not scrambling around on You Tube; or waiting for your teacher to play the piece to hear the "perfect" rendition.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. This book was recommended by my piano instructorBy piano990This book was recommended by my piano instructor. Its a nice introduction to Debussy.The front matter has good explanations of Debussys philosophy and a nice description of types of pedaling. The book includes a couple of cake walks and some other pieces that seem to me to be "non-Dubussy" . Of course it contains Clair du Lune.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Love Alfred Editions.By JayI think Alfred is always a safe bet for good editing; and this was no exception. A good variety of his more known works; as well as a few not so famous pieces.
