Aspiring cartoonists of all ages can begin drawing a repertoire of characters from the moment they follow the wide-ranging yet simplified lessons that fill these instructive pages, written and illustrated by an all-time best-selling artist/teacher. This complete course, covering both comic strip and animation techniques, begins with lessons on basic cartoon body shapes and facial features. Included are helpful comparisons between the real versus the cartoon head, a smile chart, and various ways to draw the most popular and expressive cartoon eyes and mouths. Next come lots of typical body poses, how to draw action lines, slow/fast movement, cartoon hands, fun hair and clothing styles, backgrounds, and cute cartoon pets. Excellent directions also focus on helping beginners to find and develop their own cartoon style.

Thanks to Christopher Hart's simplified process, anyone can create dynamic cartoon characters right away. He has developed the easiest-ever approach to drawing the basics like heads, bodies, and those super-important cartoon expressions. Hart helps beginners apply these fundamentals to a variety of fun types and settings including animals, under-the-sea locales, stock characters, and popular backgrounds. Each lesson is laid out in accessible steps, accompanied by Chris's personable instruction.

Learn to create pet portraits, wildlife scenes, and cartoon creatures with the helpful tips and step-by-step lessons in this comprehensive resource. The Complete Beginner’s Guide to Drawing Animals starts with a thorough introduction to the essential tools and materials artists need to get started, including different types of pencils, sketchbooks, papers, erasers, and more. This helpful resource features dozens of comprehensive drawing lessons designed to teach aspiring artists how to draw a variety of animals, from lifelike pet portraits to zoo and safari animals. Artists will discover the fundamentals of drawing and techniques for rendering realistic animal textures, such as fur, feathers, whiskers, manes, and hair; creating volume; shading; developing a composition; and mastering perspective, all with the goal of drawing dozens of lifelike animals in graphite and colored pencil.

Anyone can draw but not everyone can make good drawings. Pencil drawing is a skill that needs a good foundation on theories because pencil drawing is a blend of theory and proper execution of these theories.Practice makes drawing perfect but foundation on the theories and techniques in drawing paves the way for better drawings.This ebook mainly targets beginners in pencil drawing and those who wish to enhance their pencil drawing skills through other techniques and insights that one may find here.Anyone may use this ebook to hone his or her drawing skills with the end goal of becoming a better pencil-drawing artist through this small tribute.This ebook, written in non-technical language, seeks to promote better understanding.It covers the basics of pencil drawing, providing for a good foundation for pencil drawing and some practical tips.This ebook contains articles on pencil drawing, and it shows how to draw step-by-step common objects such as people, cars and animals.Since drawing is visual, chapters are short providing for more illustrations and application of drawing theories.The maker of this ebook hopes to inspire individuals to pursue the art of pencil drawing and unleash their artistic mind.

Manual Drawing Volume 2 For the Beginner Table of Contents Drawing tools Pencils Charcoal pencils Mechanical pencil Sharpener Erasers Smudge sticks Coloring materials Establishing the Form Base Different Usages of Reference Lines Reference Lines for Figure Structure Drawing an Engraved Design Reference Lines for Details & Patterns Planes Textures & Elements Freeform Elements Fire Wave of Fire Fire on a Torch Water Water Drop Small Splash Small wave Wood Elaborate Wood Grains Tree Stump Metal Metal blade Iron Shield4 Stones as Flooring Cobbles Setts Fan-shaped tiles Stone Flooring in Perspective Setts in perspective Fan-shape Tiles in Perspective Perspective and Foreshortening Basics of perspective Single point perspective Two point perspective Three point perspective Scenery in Perspective Author Bio Publisher

Table of Contents Drawing tools Pencils Charcoal pencils Mechanical pencil Sharpener Erasers Smudge sticks Coloring materials Common Gestures of a Bear Standing or walking on shoulder height Standing on two legs Sitting Sloth Bear Giant Panda Black Bear Growling Bear Author Bio Publisher