Drawing for beginners - Amy Hughes - Bog

Drawing for beginners 7 steps to be a professional artist. Learn how to draw in one day! Drawing has never been made easier, on this comprehensive guide, drawing takes a different twist as you get to learn the most commonly used techniques and how simple and fun drawing can be. Who says drawing has to be tough and complex? Packed with photos and short exercises to direct you, this book is definitely what you need, it can never be easier. Drawing begun before time, way back centuries ago; from the stone-age to the historical epic times, drawing has been in existence and continues to advance and baffle as time goes by, we have seen some paintings such as the Mona Lisa that is almost a mirage of a high quality camera copy, or coded drawings that have been used to unravel some ancient secrets, drawing has been the best form of communication and also was the first. By following the six steps in the book, you will be advancing to a new communication platform. Did you also know that drawing is beneficial for your health? It has been proved to help in mind relaxation and also awake the nervous system which later leads to a higher and faster rate of quick thinking, by practicing how to draw you feel relieved and calm. Drawing can be a hobby; it can be something you do for personal development, it is an activity that you can do during your free time, if done well, you might earn a couple of bucks out of it. By practicing drawing you also develop some life skills that can help you out, you can become a painter, a graphic design artist or venture into many promising careers in art. Did you know that painters are one of the best problem solvers? They have a unique ability to view all situations in different angles that others cannot, they are open minded people who see what others can't see. They make the best out of worse things and situations. The best thing about drawing is there is no age limit, as long as a person has the ability to move any part of his or her body parts, they can draw! I have seen the handicapped draw with their legs, with their mouth and also the normal use their bodies to draw, art is everywhere. You also don't need some special equipment to draw, as said earlier it is not complex or hard to do, all it requires is an imagination, there are so many forms of materials you can use for drawing from sand, to charcoal or pens and pencils. There is no limitation. By engaging in drawing, you engage yourself in creativity and learning, your mind then becomes super active and open to more information, you then grow smart as you will be curious to learn more and do better. Drawing is the only form of art that uses telepathy, when you draw, you are putting down what's on your mind for another person to view and get what you're thinking about without talking or sign language, for example when you see a nice portrait of a sunny day and children playing on the field, you can tell that the artist was expressing joy without even talking, or if you see A dark portrait of an abandoned house at night, you can tell the artist either had something scaring him or was gloomy. Drawing doesn't necessarily have to be as its perceived by many people, it's not hard and stressful, by reading this book, you will be amazed at what you have been missing out, enjoy! Here is a preview of what you'll learn: Introduction to drawing Getting ready, assembling of the tools and items Choosing what to draw according to skill level and drawing the outline Hatching and all its different forms Circling drawing techniques Shading and its different forms Practice images Conclusion Download your copy of " Drawing for beginners " by scrolling up and clicking "Buy Now With 1-Click" button.