The Big Book of Drawing ( with Plotting Grids )

By:

András Szunyoghy

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: China Ullmann Publishing 2013Description: 406pISBN:

978-3-8331-5655-7

Uniform titles:

The Big Book of Drawing ( with Plotting Grids )

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

740 SID-B-7775

Summary: "If you want to solidly get into drawing, you could not encounter anybody better than András Szunyoghy. His decades of experience as an artist and tutor predestine him for the creation of a basic rulebook for the learning of this old art. In a similarly playful and systematic manner, he succeeds in instructing in the big fields of drawing in four legs. The lessons contain step-by-step instructions in picture and text as well as innumerable examples. The reader follows Szunyoghy's thought process intui-tively and casually learns to judge his development status. Practice techniques for watching and drawing. Useful tools such as the Dürer-grid and a grey scale complete the work."

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Books	Symbiosis Institute of Design On Display	740 SID-B-7775 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		SID-B-7775

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"If you want to solidly get into drawing, you could not encounter anybody better than András Szunyoghy. His decades of experience as an artist and tutor predestine him for the creation of a basic rulebook for the learning of this old art. In a similarly playful and systematic manner, he succeeds in instructing in the big fields of drawing in four legs.

The lessons contain step-by-step instructions in picture and text as well as innumerable examples. The reader follows Szunyoghy's thought process intui-tively and casually learns to judge his development status. Practice techniques for watching and drawing. Useful tools such as the Dürer-grid and a grey scale complete the work."

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