The many people who long to draw--but feel too intimidated to try--will rejoice at the wonderful first entry in this brand-new creative series. Written by arts educator Steven Aimone, it's packed with solid, friendly, hands-on instruction, as well as inspiring images, and backed by the trusted AARP name. Aimone teaches an accessible style called expressive drawing that emphasizes line and mark, rather than rendering a specific object, which for many people, can create barriers to self-expression. Exercises start off simple and quick, encouraging readers to work on instinct and feeling, while the later ones focus on detail and refinement. The book features hundreds ofimages of work by well-known artists from Debuffet to Jim Dine--and each chapter includes a profile of someone who came to drawing late in life and achieved recognition.
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Not convinced that automatic drawing is valuable in itself yet, but loosened my watercolor up.
评分Not convinced that automatic drawing is valuable in itself yet, but loosened my watercolor up.
评分Not convinced that automatic drawing is valuable in itself yet, but loosened my watercolor up.
评分Not convinced that automatic drawing is valuable in itself yet, but loosened my watercolor up.
评分Not convinced that automatic drawing is valuable in itself yet, but loosened my watercolor up.
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