Essential Guide to Drawing by Barber, Barrington -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Contents Introduction Materials and Equipment

Pencils Charcoal, chalk and pastel Ink Paper Accessories

Basic Mark-making Shading Practice Still Life

Basic Drawing of Single Objects Working Up a Simple Object Tone On an Object Tonal Drawing Practice Materiality Accidental and Composed Arrangements Negative Shapes A Still-life Project

Perspective and Composition

Cone of Vision Simple Perspective One-point Perspective Two-point Perspective Three-point Perspective Perspective Diagrams Buildings in Perspective An Urban Scene Irregular Perspective Aerial Perspective Practice: A Scene in Perspective

Landscapes

The World Around Us Framing a View Choosing a Size Landscape Formats Viewpoints A Scene Close to Home Dividing a Panorama Elements of Landscape A Landscape Project

Animals

Using Basic Shapes Simple Anatomy Tabby Cat Step-by-step Rottweiler Step-by-step Parrot Step-by-step Texture: Angora Guinea Pig Varying Textures Toned and Textured Paper Horse Step-by-step

Portraits

Proportions of the Head Measuring the Head Portrait Hints Drawing a Head and Face Observation Facial Details Exploring Tone Experimenting with Light A Full-figure Portrait Composition: Putting the Subject in the Frame A Portrait Project

Life Drawing

Life Drawing Classes Drawing the Whole Figure Proportions of the Body The Body in Perspective Analysing Balance and Pose Body Details Practice: the ‘Rokeby Venus’

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