The goal of many artists is to create a drawing that looks so real that it seems you could reach out and touch it. With easy-to-follow instruction and breathtakingly realistic artwork, this book makes it possible. "Step-by-Step Studio: Lifelike Subjects" teaches beginners how to create convincing, detailed drawings of animals, flowers, and landscapes. Readers will find in-depth information on tools and materials and drawing techniques (including a section on creating animal textures), as well as a range of step-by-step projects to copy, admire, and learn from.
Author Biography
Diane Cardaci was classically trained at the Art Students League of New York City, Parsons School of Design, and the School of Visual Arts. Nolon Stacey is a self-taught graphite artist who specializes in realistic portraits of animals, people, and landmarks. Linda Weil lives and works in Melbourne, Australia. Her work has won numerous awards, and she exhibits in galleries and shows throughout Australia. Diane Wright received a bachelor's degree in fine art with a teaching certification from the University of Northern Iowa.
