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9781402705687

The Complete Drawing & Painting Course

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    9781402705687

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    1402705689

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-04-01
  • Publisher: Sterling
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Summary

Overflowing with full-color images that demonstrate techniques and illustrate the correct use of materials, this is an art school in a book. A team of experienced professionals furnishes the budding painter with all the tools to finish a project: invaluable instruction in color theory and composition; the basics of drawing and painting, from strokes to perspective; and meticulous coverage of each medium, from pencil to wax crayon. Detailed exercises cover still lifes, nudes, landscapes, self-portraits, impressionist techniques, and more.

Table of Contents

Introduction 4(3)
Materials
7(26)
Drawing Materials and Techniques
9(8)
Pencils to suit all tastes
11(2)
The eraser
13(1)
Drawing paper
14(1)
Paper: Appearance, weights, and measurements
15(1)
The pencil par excellence
16(1)
Training the Hand
17(8)
The basic strokes
18(1)
Shading and gradation
19(2)
Applying the basic strokes
21(4)
Training the Eye
25(8)
Calculating distance
26(2)
Using the pencil for measuring proportions
28(1)
Proportioning and outline drawing
29(2)
See, think, and draw
31(2)
Light, Shade, and Perspective
33(28)
Light and Shade
35(4)
Shading with the finger or torchon
36(1)
Light and shade. Elementary study
37(2)
Perspective
39(8)
Parallel perspective of a cube
40(1)
Oblique and aerial perspective of a cube
41(1)
The circle in perspective
42(1)
Perspective of geometric forms
43(2)
Cubes, prisms...buildings!
45(2)
Using Perspective In the Outline Sketch
47(6)
Examples of perspective and the outline sketch
48(5)
Depth in Perspective
53(8)
Calculating depth in perspective
54(1)
A grid in perspective
55(2)
Regular and irregular shapes in perspective
57(1)
A practical example
58(2)
Two examples
60(1)
Color
61(18)
The Theory of Color
63(8)
Colors of light and pigment colors
64(2)
Creating colors by mixing primaries
66(5)
Color Harmony
71(8)
Harmony with warm colors
72(1)
Harmony with cool colors
73(1)
Harmony with muted colors
74(1)
A rural landscape: harmony with warm colors
75(4)
The Human Figure
79(34)
Study of the Human Head
81(8)
The rule of proportions
82(1)
The skull
83(1)
Construction of the head, based on a sphere
84(3)
Applying the rules
87(2)
The Features
89(8)
Three examples from masters of the genre
90(1)
The eyes
91(3)
The ears, the nose, and the lips
94(1)
Pencil drawing of a female face
95(2)
The Human Figure
97(8)
Law of proportion
98(1)
Law of proportion based on ``eight heads''
99(1)
Law of proportion for children and adolescents
100(1)
Elements of anatomy
101(1)
The skeleton
102(1)
The muscles
103(2)
Study of the Hands
105(8)
Three examples from old masters
106(1)
The skeleton
107(1)
A study of proportions
108(1)
Life Drawing exercises
109(4)
Techniques and Exercises
113(166)
Colored Pencils
115(12)
Tools and techniques
116(2)
Exercise with three primaries and black
118(5)
Exercise with water-soluble pencils
123(4)
Drawing With Charcoal
127(8)
Characteristics and techniques of charcoal
128(3)
Four examples
131(1)
Charcoal drawing using a plaster-cast model
132(3)
Pen and Ink Drawing
135(8)
Four examples of pen and ink
136(1)
Tools
137(1)
Sample strokes
138(1)
Techniques
139(1)
Pen and ink exercise
140(3)
Drawing In Ink With A Paintbrush
143(8)
Materials and techniques
144(2)
Line and color technique
146(2)
Dry brush technique
148(2)
Three examples
150(1)
Sanguine Crayons and Colored Chalks
151(8)
Female nude
152(6)
Three examples
158(1)
Reflecting on the Art of Portraiture
159(8)
Four examples from the masters
160(1)
Composition in the portrait
161(1)
Portrait in sanguine crayon and charcoal
162(5)
Sanguine Crayons and Colored Chalks
167(8)
Landscape in full color
168(6)
Three examples
174(1)
The Ink Wash
175(8)
Ink wash with reed pen line work
176(6)
Two examples
182(1)
Drawing With Pastels
183(8)
Study for a portrait
184(6)
Three examples
190(1)
Wax Crayons
191(8)
A floral subject in wax crayon
192(6)
Three examples
198(1)
Watercolor Painting
199(16)
The watercolor wash
200(1)
Materials
201(4)
Two-tone study
205(5)
Watercolor painting in all its glory
210(1)
A still life in watercolors
211(3)
Two examples
214(1)
Watercolor. An Abstract Landscape
215(8)
Three examples
222(1)
Watercolor Painting A Seascape
223(8)
Painting In Oils
231(8)
Materials
232(3)
Color scales
235(1)
The method to follow
236(2)
Three examples
238(1)
Oil Painting
239(8)
The still life. A little bit of history
240(1)
The still life. Preparatory steps
241(3)
Painting a still life in oils
244(3)
Landscape Painting In Oils
247(8)
Landscape painting in oils. Study of trees
252(2)
Three examples
254(1)
Painting On A Textured Canvas
255(8)
A figure
256(7)
Painting With Acrylics
263(8)
A rapid sketch with acrylics
264(7)
Using homemade Acrylic Paints
271(8)
Using homemade oil paints
278(1)
Glossary 279(4)
Index 283

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