Informationen zum Autor Faye Moorhouse is an award-winning British illustrator living and working in St. Leonards-On-Sea, East Sussex. She has worked for a number of prestigious clients, including the New York Times and NYLON Japan. She won the D&AD Best New Blood prize in 2011, and has been shortlisted for the Serco Prize and The Observer Short Story Prize. Klappentext Celebrate your smudges. Embrace your wonky lines. Drase the stress and discover that drawing Is fun. Zusammenfassung Master the art of drawing a variety of animals with this fun! playful interactive guide! featuring more than forty cute and clever color illustrations and step-by-step guidance to help you complete each work of art. Charming! witty! and inspiring! How to Draw Animals for the Artistically Anxious breaks down the drawing process to help budding artists of all ages improve their skills and boost their confidence. Each entry features the body of an animal painted in watercolor! accompanied by a corresponding page of suggested facial and body features! hairdos! and adornments you can use to finish the work. The regal peacock! for example! includes legs! a crest! fabulous feathers! and a list of moody eyes and beaks to choose from! including "snooty!" "vexed!" "troublemaker!" and "buzzing." Capture a group of adorable meerkats "just chillin'!" or in "DANGER!" modestanding uprightand individualize their expressions! from "daydreamer" and "cheeky" to "anger issues" and "bored now." With more than forty animals to sketch! How to Draw Animals for the Artistically Anxious includes fun and accessible exercises to help aspiring artists and animal lovers of all ages practice and improve their drawing skills! dazzle friends and family! and create their own special art.

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Celebrate your smudges. Embrace your wonky lines. Drase the stress and discover that drawing Is fun.

Zusammenfassung

Master the art of drawing a variety of animals with this fun, playful interactive guide, featuring more than forty cute and clever color illustrations and step-by-step guidance to help you complete each work of art.

Charming, witty, and inspiring, How to Draw Animals for the Artistically Anxious breaks down the drawing process to help budding artists of all ages improve their skills and boost their confidence. Each entry features the body of an animal painted in watercolor, accompanied by a corresponding page of suggested facial and body features, hairdos, and adornments you can use to finish the work. The regal peacock, for example, includes legs, a crest, fabulous feathers, and a list of moody eyes and beaks to choose from, including "snooty," "vexed," "troublemaker," and "buzzing." Capture a group of adorable meerkats "just chillin’," or in "DANGER!" mode—standing upright—and individualize their expressions, from "daydreamer" and "cheeky" to "anger issues" and "bored now."

With more than forty animals to sketch, How to Draw Animals for the Artistically Anxious includes fun and accessible exercises to help aspiring artists and animal lovers of all ages practice and improve their drawing skills, dazzle friends and family, and create their own special art.