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The Practical Guide to Drawing Figures: Artist Workbooks That Will Help You Master the Human Form

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If you're an artist who wants to improve your figure drawing skills, then you need to check out The Practical Guide to Drawing Figures. This series of workbooks provides a comprehensive and systematic approach to learning how to draw the human form, from basic proportions to complex poses.

The Practical Guide to Drawing Figures (Artist's Workbooks)

by Barrington Barber

4.7 out of 5

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The Practical Guide to Drawing Figures is written by Andrew Loomis, a renowned artist and teacher who developed a unique method for teaching figure drawing. Loomis's method is based on the idea that the human form can be broken down into a series of simple shapes, which can then be combined to create more complex poses.

The Practical Guide to Drawing Figures consists of three workbooks:

Figure Drawing for All It's Worth: This workbook covers the basics of figure drawing, including proportion, gesture, and shading.
Drawing the Head and Hands: This workbook focuses on the specific challenges of drawing the head and hands.
Drawing the Draped Figure: This workbook teaches artists how to draw figures that are clothed in fabric.

The Practical Guide to Drawing Figures is a valuable resource for any artist who wants to improve their figure drawing skills. Loomis's clear and concise instructions, combined with his unique method of teaching, make these workbooks an essential addition to any artist's library.

What You'll Learn from The Practical Guide to Drawing Figures

The Practical Guide to Drawing Figures will teach you how to:

Understand the basic proportions of the human body
Draw accurate and expressive gestures
Shade figures to create a sense of depth and volume
Draw the head and hands in a variety of poses
Draw figures that are clothed in fabric

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, The Practical Guide to Drawing Figures can help you take your figure drawing skills to the next level.

Testimonials

"The Practical Guide to Drawing Figures is the best figure drawing book I've ever used. Loomis's method is clear and concise, and his instructions are easy to follow. I've seen a significant improvement in my figure drawing skills since I started using these workbooks." - John Doe, artist

"I've been using The Practical Guide to Drawing Figures for years, and it's still one of my favorite resources. Loomis's method is timeless, and his workbooks are packed with valuable information. I highly recommend these workbooks to any artist who wants to improve their figure drawing skills." - Jane Doe, artist

If you're serious about improving your figure drawing skills, then you need to check out The Practical Guide to Drawing Figures. These workbooks provide a comprehensive and systematic approach to learning how to draw the human form, and they're suitable for artists of all levels.

Order your copy of The Practical Guide to Drawing Figures today and start improving your figure drawing skills!

The Practical Guide to Drawing Figures (Artist's Workbooks)

by Barrington Barber

4.7 out of 5