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Lise Herzog: 365 Days of Drawing People

365 Days of Drawing People

Learning to draw needn't be complicated or expensive, nor does one need a particularly spectacular subject to draw. In this, his first practical art book, artist Matthew Rice encourages readers to look at and draw the scenes around them - the desk they are sitting at, the view out the window, a bowl of produce from the supermarket. And it is by truly sitting with and engaging with our everyday world that drawing skills can be learnt and strengthened, confidence built, and a new mindful creative activity developed. A bowl of radishes can be a starting point when thinking about shading and form. The view from your kitchen window becomes an exercise in perspective and measuring lines. A bunch of flowers in a vase is the perfect subject to develop your skills in detailed drawing and three-dimensional structure. Little by little, by following the twelve step-by-step exercises in the book, readers will build the skills and techniques to approach drawing any scene with confidence and ease. "To know how to draw, you need to think about how to look, because to draw is to look and report in on what you have seen. As we learn to draw better we also learn to understand better: to analyze, explore and comprehend our world and its inhabitants. The exercise is more than an expression of a desire to decorate, to kill time or amuse. It is in fact a vital and near universal mode of communication that allows us to speak to those with whom we share no other common language." - Matthew Rice

How to Look and How to Draw

"Wojnarowicz is a spokesman for the unspeakable." —New York Magazine David Wojnarowicz, one of the most provocative artists of his generation, explores memory, violence, and the erotism of public space—all under the specter of AIDS. Here are David Wojnarowicz’s most intimate stories and sketches, from the full spectrum of his life as an artist and AIDS activist. Four sections—"Into the Drift and Sway," "Doing Time in a Disposable Body," "Spiral," and “Memories that Smell like Gasoline”—are made of images and indictments of a precocious adolescence, and his later adventures in the streets of New York. Combining text and image, tenderness and rage, Wojnarowicz’s Memories that Smell like Gasoline is a disavowal of the world that wanted him dead, and a radical insistence on life. The new and revised edition features a foreword by Ocean Vuong and a note from the editor, Amy Scholder.

Memories That Smell Like Gasoline

Find your creative flow, soothe nerves and reconnect with yourself through art therapy. Art is the best medicine - and by tapping into our creativity regularly, we can develop tools to help us feel better, calmer, and more resilient. Art Therapy for Every Day features 365 accessible and engaging exercises, each designed to help you develop self-awareness, explore their emotions, and find relief from stress and trauma. Each exercise focuses on a specific intention, can be completed with everyday art supplies, and is designed to fit easily into your day. Whether you want to better regulate your emotions, find joy in the creative process, or simply seek a meaningful and hopeful alternative to idle online scrolling, Art Therapy for Every Day unlocks the simple yet transformative power of self-expression, day after day.

365 Exercises to Help You Create, Heal, and Grow

Art Therapy for Every Day

An easy-to-follow, how-to guide to the art of outdoor light painting from Instagram sensations Eric Par? (400k followers) and Kim Henry (22k followers).

The Essential Field Guide

Outdoor Light Painting Photography

Menil Drawing Institute Series

Television and video’s influence on drawing practices and the ways they inspired new modes of graphic expression in the twentieth century &nbsp; From the late 1950s to the 1980s, a period known as the network era, television reached its apex as a cultural force in the home, and portable video cameras became widely available. Examining how this new technology spurred artistic experimentation, this study considers the relationship between drawing and art made for the small screen of the domestic television set and early video cameras. These electronic screens entered artists’ studios for the first time and became a new source of imagery and a device that could be manipulated to generate entirely new kinds of drawing. An essay by Anna Lovatt looks at the ways in which early television and video images—captured, transmitted, and displayed through raster lines—inspired new possibilities for abstraction and expressing concepts of self-reflection and surveillance, while Kelly Montana explores artworks made by women who used the immediacy and familiarity of drawing to disrupt objectifying media representations of their gender by recording themselves drawing, often on their own bodies. &nbsp; This copiously illustrated volume features drawings, film stills, videos, and multimedia installations by more than twenty artists both well-known and heretofore obscure, and includes discussions of the televisual imagery that permeates works on paper by Walter de Maria, the ways artists such as Anna Bella Geiger and Dennis Oppenheim used video to capture performative acts of drawing, and how Nam June Paik and Howardena Pindell treated the screen as a site of inscription. &nbsp; Distributed for the Menil Collection &nbsp; Exhibition Schedule: &nbsp; The Menil Collection, Houston, TX (October 3, 2025–February 6, 2026)

Drawing at the Advent of Television and Video

Lines of Resolution

James Florio's exquisite black-and-white photography of sixteen important sculptural projects by Patrick Dougherty across the US. One of today’s most admired living sculptors, Patrick Dougherty composes with nature—wielding saplings and sticks to build monumental structures that echo, play, and tussle with&nbsp;the land.&nbsp;James Florio is a Montana-based photographer focused on the built environment&nbsp;and the life surrounding it. He works slowly, visiting a place repeatedly to gain a greater&nbsp;understanding of it, to ultimately deliver a thoughtful and profound interpretation. This project was inspired by Dougherty’s and Florio’s connection&nbsp;to Tippet Rise Art Center in Fishtail, Montana, where Dougherty has crafted sculptures&nbsp;from local willows, and where Florio has photographed the art and wild lands over&nbsp;many years. Dougherty’s first commission at Tippet Rise, Daydreams, was completed in 2015. He&nbsp;subsequently returned to the art center in 2022 to make a companion piece for this work.&nbsp;At the heart of both pieces is a nineteenth-century schoolhouse reproduction. The new&nbsp;work, Cursive Takes a Holiday (2022), adds an installation of intertwining branches to the&nbsp;outside of the schoolhouse, creating a series of circular spaces that visitors can step inside.&nbsp;Daydreams features woven branches that connect the indoors to the outdoors. In addition to thoughtful photographs, this book features information about the commission, creation, installation, and community&nbsp;engagement of Dougherty's work, along with essays about his practice, influence, and legacy.

Patrick Dougherty | James Florio: Sticks

Flame Tree Bookmarks

L.S. Lowry: Gentleman Looking at Something Bookmarks (pack of 10)

'Finally! Art without terror!' Phoebe Waller-Bridge 'A completely joyful book about the joy of art. A cracking, easy read that puts art in our lives, our homes, our hearts' Richard Curtis 'A whole art education in one book. Written in accessible language, communicating the joy that is art, both to make and to look at. It's what the art world needs - fresh air' Philippa Perry 'In this book, you hold in your hand a set of luminous keys to infinite doors in the world of art.' Es Devlin 'The definitive 'how to' guide to not being intimidated by the world of art and artists. It brings joy, which is a powerful thing' Maria Balshaw, Director of Tate What is art, where do I find it, and once I'm in front of it, what am I supposed to think about it? Kate Bryan is a self-confessed art addict who has worked with art for over twenty years. But before she studied art history at university, she'd been into a gallery just twice in her life and had no idea she was entering an elitist world. Now, she's on a mission to help everybody come to art. Like playing or listening to music, or cooking and eating great food, reading or watching films, making art or looking at other people's deserves to be an enriching part of all our lives. So here, in HOW TO ART, is a nifty way to take art on your own terms. From where it is to what it is, to tips on how to actually enjoy really famous artworks like the Mona Lisa, to how to own art and make art at home, through to vital advice for making a career as an artist and even how to make your dog more cultural, How to Art gives art to everyone, and makes it fun. Laced throughout with original artworks by the very down-to-earth artist David Shrigley. --- 'Like food, art has that wonderful ability to bring us joy. Kate is the perfect expert to help us all develop a more meaningful relationship with art.' Jamie Oliver 'After reading this book we guarantee you will look at art and museums in a new way - your OWN way. Love, Guerilla Girls.' 'Art is a fundamental part of being alive and Kate's book helps everybody get involved' Russell Tovey, actor and presenter of TalkArt

Bringing a Fancy Subject Down to Earth so We Can All Enjoy It

How To Art

One of the major achievements of modern art has been the depiction of people. Italian artists developed new strategies in drawing to visualize people. While 15th-century artists worked mainly with silverpoint and pen, new drawing media soon emerged. They made it possible to better understand people and their outward appearance, and even to penetrate the realms of emotion and feeling. A selection of 100 sheets from the plentiful Munich collection of nude, garment, and head studies from the Renaissance to the 18th century is presented here. The works show how the artists of various Italian artistic regions and epochs chose their means of drawing to convey an individually characterised image of humanity. Look inside Exhibition Staatliche Graphische Sammlung Munich January 23, until April 13, 2025

Künstlerische Strategien seiner Darstellung in italienischen Zeichnungen 1450–1750

Den Menschen vor Augen

Die Kunst des Zeichnens

Die Kunst des Zeichnens 10 Steps

In nur 10 einfachen Schritten beeindruckende Pflanzen zeichnen
 Mit der 10 Steps-Reihe des Erfolgskonzeptes&nbsp;"Die Kunst des Zeichnens" gelingt Ihnen das ganz leicht! Jedes Motiv wird in einzelne Elemente zerlegt und beginnt mit einer ganz einfachen Grundform. Anschauliche Schritt-für-Schritt-Illustrationen führen ohne viel Textzur gelungenen Zeichnung. Über 50 botanische Motive stehen zur Auswahl: von bezaubernden Wildblumen bis zu beliebten Zimmerpflanzen, von Bäumen und Sträuchern bis zu Pilzen und Früchten. Grundlagen zu den Materialien und ein kurzer Überblick über die verschiedenen Methoden des Kolorierens runden diese perfekte Einführung in das Zeichnen einer faszinierenden Pflanzenwelt ab.Das erwartet Sie:
 <ul><li>beeindruckende Pflanzen zeichnen in 10 einfachen Schritten
 </li><li>über 50 verschiedene Pflanzenmotive
 </li><li>Wildblumen, Waldpflanzen &amp; Pilze, Kletterpflanzen, Bäume &amp; Sträucher, Früchte und Zimmerpflanzen zeichnen
 </li><li>einfache Grundformen als Ausgangspunkt
 </li><li>bebilderte Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitungen ohne viel Text
 </li><li>mit Grundlagenteil zu den Materialien
 </li><li>mit Anregungen zum Kolorieren der fertigen Zeichnungen
 </li><li>für Anfänger:innen und Fortgeschrittene
 </li>
 </ul>

In 10 einfachen Schritten über 50 Pflanzen zeichnen

Die Kunst des Zeichnens 10 Steps - Pflanzen

Mini Masterpieces My Painting Set

FROM TIKTOK'S FAVOURITE ART TEACHER. Unlock your inner artist. This book is for: -Those who've forgotten what it's like to draw for no reason and colour outside the lines. -For anyone who misses the feeling of putting pen to paper to create something. -For wannabe artists of all ages and all skill levels This book is for you. No one else needs to see these pages. Start wherever you like and draw for as long as you need. Find an escape, find calm, find your creativity - every page offers a simple drawing prompt to learn new techniques and skills and grow your confidence while offering you a calm daily practice away from your screen.

Unlock Your Inner Artist

A Drawing a Day

365 Days of Drawing People

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