This concise book contains all you’ll ever need to know about perspective drawing. In twenty masterfully organized chapters, from simple to complex, the author explains the basics and not-so-basics of perspective drawing. He includes suggestions on how to make your drawings a lot simpler, drawing methods for observation and space division, a “Remember” section at the end of each chapter in which he summarizes the most important information and principles presented in that chapter, and a “Problems” section with exercises that will help you apply what you just learned. This great book, devoted entirely to clarifying the laws[Read More]

This art reference book shows how to put things in perspective. The text and introductions give useful information to aid illustrations.

Many of us want to learn “how to draw.” But as artist Anthony Ryder explains, it’s much more important to learn what to draw. In other words, to observe and draw what we actually see, rather than what we think we see. When it comes to drawing the human figure, this means letting go of learned ideas and expectation of what the figure should look like. It means carefully observing the interplay of form and light, shape and line, that combine to create the actual appearance of human form. In The Artist’s Complete Guide to Figure Drawing, amateur and experienced[Read More]

The updated edition of the bestselling guide to creating perspective drawings quickly and easily Basic Perspective Drawing, Fourth Edition continues a long tradition as an accessible, visual guide to help students and professional artists, illustrators, designers, and architects gain a firm and thorough grasp of the important principles and techniques of perspective drawing. Logically moving from simple concepts to specific tools and methods, it uses accessible illustrations to show step by step how to construct perspective views, with graphic examples covering every key part of the process. This updated Fourth Edition features new material on aerial[Read More]