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How to Draw People for the Artistically Anxious

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Celebrate your smudges. Embrace your wonky lines. Erase the stress and discover that drawing is fun.

On each spread, illustrator John Bigwood has given a colourful and quirky watercolour outline of a person/people, with humorous suggestions of features to copy. Don't worry about wonky lines, weird features, smudges or scribbles as every stroke of your pen adds personality and flair.

This fun and accessible exercise is great for anyone who wants to practise their drawing.

 

Author: John Bigwood

Format: Paperback

Publisher: LOM Art

ISBN: 9781910552766

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