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The famous artist and cartoonist Norman Thelwell's guide on how to draw horses and ponies. Full of tips and advice from an expert.

Thelwell N: How to Draw Ponies

How to Draw Ponies

All the Secrets Revealed by Thelwell

Character Design Quarterly (CDQ) is a lively, creative magazine bringing inspiration, expert insights, and leading techniques from professional illustrators, artists, and character art enthusiasts worldwide.&nbsp;Each issue provides detailed tutorials on creating diverse characters, enabling you to explore the processes and decision making that go into creating amazing characters. Learn new ways to develop your own ideas, and discover from the artists what it is like to work for prolific animation studios such as Disney, Warner Bros., and DreamWorks.&nbsp;The cover for issue 35 is by&nbsp;Maxine Vee (313K Instagram followers), a freelance illustrator based in Canada. Her cosy, fantasy-inspired characters and environments have led to work with Walt Disney Studios, Penguin Random House, Bloomsbury, and many more. She takes readers step by step through the creation of her stunning cover art, then answers our questions on her career journey and current creative projects.Another great feature in this issue is an in-depth look at using Risograph to create characters. Natalie Andrewson, an American freelance illustrator and author (based in Los Angeles) speaks to us about how she came to work in this unique medium and creates a brand-new character, walking us through her process. Her work has featured in graphic novels, animation, gallery shows, and more. She has 193K followers on Instagram.

Character Design Quarterly 35

Big School of Drawing

The quickest way to start drawing! Step-by-step exercises, Traceable starter sketches, Removable pages

Quick Start Drawing Beginner Basics

A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Cartoons, Characters, and Fan Art

Caricature Drawing Made Easy

Celebrated for his dramatic and beautiful prints such as Under the Wave off Kanagawa and Fine Wind, Clear Morning, Hokusai also applied his phenomenal artistic skill to creating a series of drawing lessons that capture the beauty and style of his art, yet which can be easily followed by anyone. The tutorials, originally called Lessons in Simplified Drawing, take Hokusai's characterful drawings of everything from swooping cranes to cherry blossom trees, butterflies to figures, and break them down into simple lines and shapes. Hokusai demonstrates with simple visuals that even detailed drawings can be easily recreated using this method. Historically and culturally significant, How to Draw Like Hokusai celebrates this perennially popular artist's iconic work and allows art fans the opportunity to recreate a little of the magic for themselves. Also available in the series: 9781910552032 What to Draw and How to Draw It 9781910552711 What to Draw and How to Draw It for Kids 9781910552209 Drawing Made Easy 9781915751355 How To Draw Classic Cartoons

Lessons from the Great Master

How to Draw Like Hokusai

Discover the true meanings behind over 200 popular tattoos with this comprehensive book, illustrated with over 100 tattoo designs. From sailors' swallows and Mexican skulls to prisoners' barbed wire and intricate Maori patterns, tattoos have been used as a means of communication by cultures all over the world for thousands of years. Through meticulous research, The Tattoo Dictionary uncovers the fascinating origins of the most popular symbols in tattoo history, revealing their hidden meanings and the long-forgotten stories behind them. This beautifully packaged book is an inspiring look at tattoo culture, and an indispensable guide to choosing your own tattoo.

An A-Z guide to the secret language of tattoos

The Tattoo Dictionary

This workbook accompanies artist Tom Fox’s new book An Artist’s Guide to Drawing Clothed Characters, giving readers space to practise and improve with guidance from the author, or can be studied alone as a hands-on drawing aid.&nbsp; With 200 pages of accessible instructions and figures to draw over on the page, this workbook allows the reader to practise the theory put forth in the main book, while also functioning perfectly as a standalone. The exercises consist of partial references at low opacity, with the figure or geometric mannequin beneath the clothing provided so the reader can concentrate on drawing the clothes only. Additionally, this workbook includes some bonus clothing and pose references from the artist – ones there wasn’t room for in the main book.&nbsp;This and the main title are follow-ups to Tom Fox’s previous book, Anatomy for Artists: Drawing Form &amp; Pose (over 30,000 copies sold to date), with the figure-drawing maestro taking a deep dive into the subjects of clothing and drapery. Using his unique approach of simplified mannequins and dynamic figure sketches, Tom shares his process for improving your figures holistically, understanding fabric physics, and capturing the fold, stretch, and crumple of believable clothing.

Practise and improve with tomfoxdraws

A Workbook for Drawing Clothed Characters

Healthy Gut, Healthy Horse

Collects the years 1965 and 1966 of the classic comic strip that feels timelier than ever.

A Distant Past Yet to Come

Pogo: The Complete Syndicated Comic Strips Vol. 9

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The concept of the Black Atlantic has been used to look at Black culture on all sides of the Atlantic in the context of migration, diaspora, and hybridity. This two-volume publication explores philosophical notions and aesthetic forms of temporality in the Black Atlantic. The authors trace a transnational political and aesthetic emancipation movement of intellectuals and artists from the 1930s to the 1980s and beyond.In the second volume, Angela Stercken shows how temporality and blackness have become catalysts of a political and aesthetic repositioning in the United States in the context of Négritude and global debates since the 1940s/50s. With conceptual interventions in urban space, temporal figurations of a Black Aesthetic, and transmedia forms of distribution, a global contemporariness gains weight in the 1960s/70s, with repercussions until today.

The concept of the Black Atlantic has been used to look at Black culture on all sides of the Atlantic in the context of migration, diaspora, and hybridity. This two-volume publication explores philosophical notions and aesthetic forms of temporality in the Black Atlantic. The authors trace a transnational political and aesthetic emancipation movement of intellectuals and artists from the 1930s to the 1980s and beyond.In the second volume, Angela Stercken shows how temporality and blackness have become catalysts of a political and aesthetic repositioning in the United States in the context of Négritude and global debates since the 1940s/50s. With conceptual interventions in urban space, temporal figurations of a Black Aesthetic, and transmedia forms of distribution, a global contemporariness gains weight in the 1960s/70s, with repercussions until today.

›Blackness‹ in Conflict: Pictorality and the Making of a Shared Present and Future

Temporality and Aesthetic Regimes in the ›Black Atlantic‹ 2

Help the Great Easter Bunny get her chocolate power back!
 
 An egg-cellent search-and-find book with over 500 things
 to spot.
 Disaster has struck the bunny world—an evil magician, Za-Zarillo,
 has stolen the Golden Egg just days before Easter! Without
 it, there will be no chocolate. Luckily, Tabatha Hopkins steps
 in to track down this villain. Help her find Za-Zarillo so she
 can save Easter!
 Includes over 50 things to spot in every scene,
 from cupcakes and carrots to polar bears and Easter eggs. With
 shiny holographic foil.
 Other titles in the series: Where's
 the Golden Egg? Where's Santa's Elf?

Where's the Golden Easter Egg?

With this interactive drawing pad, it’s easy to learn how to draw faces, figures, and poses using traceable starter sketches and supportive step-by-step exercises. Drawing people can feel overwhelming—but not with Quick Start Drawing Beginner People. Inside, you’ll find simplified drawing lessons that help you develop your skills while boosting confidence. From proportions and postures to facial features and full-body poses, you’ll practice drawing people through easy prompts and visual templates. Tear-out pages make it simple to display your artwork or use it for inspiration. Inside, you’ll find: <ul><li>Lessons in head-to-toe figure drawing, from facial expressions to full-body forms</li><li>Traceable outlines that reduce guesswork and improve confidence</li><li>Step-by-step guidance on body proportion, movement, and symmetry</li></ul> Whether you’re working on portraits, cartoon characters, or everyday figure sketching, Quick Start Drawing Beginner People&nbsp;is a stress-free way to get better at drawing humans. With helpful tips and easy-to-follow, step-by-step lessons, Big School of Drawing is the perfect series for beginning artists ready to grab a pencil and get started drawing. With practice, you’ll soon be able to create your own realistic pencil drawings. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3. Build your skills further with:Quick Start Drawing Beginner Basics; Big School of Drawing;&nbsp;Big School of Drawing Workbook; Big School of Drawing People; Big School of Drawing Animals; Big School of Drawing Manga; Comics &amp; Fantasy, Big School of Drawing Manga; and Big School of Drawing Comics &amp; Fantasy Workbook.

Quick Start Drawing Beginner 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 bunch of spring onions 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 vase full of flowers is the perfect subject to develop your skills in detailed drawing and three-dimensional structure. Little by little, by following the ten 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, Draw & Paint

How to Draw Ponies

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