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Taylor R: Learn to Draw in an Hour a Day

Learn to Draw in an Hour a Day

Techniques, Exercises and Practice Projects to Master the Art of Drawing and Painting

An Artist's Guide to Painting Outside in Ink and Watercolor

The Big Book of Tiny Painting

Paint Your Own Decorative Vase

In this first comprehensive overview of his drawing practice from 1980 to the present, artist and sculptor Antony Gormley reflects on the ideas, processes and histories behind his craft. 'What is drawing?' the artist asks in the prologue to Drawing: Antony Gormley. 'What does it take to draw?' This book, the first to provide a complete overview of four decades of Gormley's drawing practice, offers a window into his vision and working methods from 1980 to the present. His drawings - done mostly at night, 'when it is easier to withdraw into the inner realm' - represent experimental journeys of the soul, providing an intimate counterpoint to his landmark installations. Drawing: Antony Gormley is an alternative chronology of the creative output of one of the most critically respected artists working today, told through four decades of drawing. The drawings are organized into themes - from 'Early Drawings' and 'Loose Earth' to 'Cosmic' and 'Learning to Think' - and punctuated by Gormley's own thoughts and reflections, in his own words. New essays by novelist Daisy Hildyard, art historian W.J.T. Mitchell, art theorist Margaret Iversen and mycologist-of-the-moment Merlin Sheldrake also provide thoughtful and occasionally moving responses to the work. This book offers an accessible overview of Gormley's drawings, providing creative inspiration to those who would like to pick up a pen - or linseed oil, or milk, or blood, all of which Gormley has used - for the first time, or anyone setting off on a journey 'into the unarmed parts of our internal landscape, or out into the unknown'. After all, as Gormley reminds us, 'a day passed without drawing is a day lost'.

Drawing: Antony Gormley

A Project Guide to Drawing with Confidence

Sketch

Cute & Cosy

This adorable step-by-step guide will teach you how to draw 25 simple and snuggly characters - from a beaver knitting a scarf to a bunny drinking hot chocolate - and 5 cosy rooms. Each drawing project is completed in no more than 6 steps and illustrated in a bold-line, easy-to-colour style. There is space on each project page for readers to practice and gentle tips and inspiration for ways to personalise the projects. As well as step-by-step characters, there are also 5-step-by-step scene projects, so readers can learn how to draw a cosy room and populate it with the characters they've mastered elsewhere in the book. Perfect for colourists who love Coco Wyo and want to learn how to create their own cute and cosy characters. Also available: 9781837251124 Cute &amp; Cosy: Cuddly Days 9781837251131 Cute &amp; Cosy: Christmas 9781837251223 Cute &amp; Cosy: Girl Friends 9781837251230 Cute &amp; Cosy: Sweethearts 9781837251322 Sticker Rooms: Happy Home 9781837251339 Sticker Rooms: Comfy Shops 9781837251575 Sticker Rooms: Holiday Cuties 9781837251582 Sticker Rooms: Magic Corners 9781837251384 Colour and Solve: The Cat and the Clue 9781837251391 Colour and Solve: Quest of the Dragon Rider 9781837251407 Colour and Solve: The Secret Admirer

How to Draw Cuddly Things

Astre Press Art of

This beautiful art book comes from Canadian artist Audra Auclair, whose work has spanned across many years and many mediums.&nbsp; Countless fans have fallen in love with her artwork thanks to her attempts to express the complexities of human emotion, and the merging of fantastical elements,nature, and stunning vibrant colours situations in her work. She has built up almost half a million followers on her Instagram account and runs a very popular Patreon, where she shares WIPs and access to her personal sketchbook. She also sells prints and products featuring her artwork from her online store.&nbsp;In this exclusive book, Audra takes readers on a journey through her creative history, opening up about her early years, childhood influences, struggles, and ambitions. She then shows us behind the scenes in her studio and discusses her personal techniques, including how she uses a sketchbook and conceptualizes. Then, presenting something a little different to other available 'Art of' books, Audra has written a chapter on an artist's relationship with art and provided some self-help-esque discussions for fellow creatives. From seeing creation as a spiritual force to being able to draw boundaries and maintain artistic confidence, this section is invaluable for artists of any ability.&nbsp;We then have beautiful galleries of Audra's complete work in various mediums, plus step-by-step tutorials for readers to follow - on topics including gouache painting, redrawing old art, creating digital art, drawing something in your own style, and mixing media.&nbsp;This is a highly interesting, ever-inspiring collection of art and writings from a thoughtful, hugely talented creative artist.

Starburst: The Art of Audra Auclair

A World of Practical Art in Your Pocket

The Little Book of Drawing Secrets

The only guide you'll ever need to making your very own cool comics. Create Your Own Comics is packed with story ideas, drawing tips, creative prompts and loads of fun suggestions to start you off on your way to becoming a comic master. This isn't just page after page of blank comic pages. It's a comprehensive guide to what makes comics work, with templates to help you find your way and hints for getting the best out of your own story ideas. Learn the basics of common comic elements and how to use them, including panels, speech bubbles, splash pages and sound effects. Find out how to create comics in different styles and genres, from funny to scary and superheroes to monsters. Once you feel you're a comic master, practise your new skills by using the story generator tools to get your imagination pumping and come up with unique stories of your very own.

Everything You Need to Know

Create Your Own Comics

Digital Culture & Society

Technologies and technological futures are always socially situated, relational, and enmeshed in (dominant) narratives of societal sense-making, which have the power to bring future ideas into material existence. The issue brings together articles exploring popular techno-futures from international and interdisciplinary perspectives, including cultural and media studies, science and technology studies, and related disciplines. The contributors decenter the discussion on socio-technical futures and the role of popular culture, aesthetics and media in their (re)production by focusing on societal tech-future discourses from global popular perspectives.

Vol. 11, Issue 2/2025 – Towards Popular Techno-Futures: A Global Culture Perspective

Digital Culture & Society (DCS)

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

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

Gladys Hynes (1888–1958) was a pioneering figure whose life and work embody the complex currents of the first half of the 20th century Born in India of Anglo-Irish descent, Hynes was not only a gifted painter, sculptor, illustrator and designer but also a radical—pacifist, feminist, suffragist and Irish Republican. Over five decades, she produced an exceptional body of work that engaged with the key movements of her time, ranging from the Newlyn School and Omega Workshops to Vorticism and Surrealism. Hynes moved in an extraordinary circle of creative, intellectual and political figures. Among her closest friends were fellow artists Nina Hammett, Laura Knight and Gluck. As well as Irish political activists Mabel and Desmond FitzGerald and Jack White. Her greatest and most influential friendship was with the controversial and avant-garde poet Ezra Pound, whose&nbsp;Cantos&nbsp;she illustrated. These intellectual and artistic exchanges significantly shaped Hynes’s life and development as an artist. Gladys Hynes’ legacy has been almost entirely overlooked. By shedding light on her artistic achievements, activism and feminist vision, this biography seeks to restore Hynes to her rightful place within the modernist canon as a remarkable woman whose influence, long neglected, is now ripe for rediscovery. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Radical Lives

Gladys Hynes

Learn to Draw in an Hour a Day

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