A completely unique opportunity not only to read the chapters of the book, but also to follow video courses. The package includes a book and 6 video courses with a total duration of 2 hours and 8 minutes.
Included in the package:
1. Sketching Academy: A Guide to Styles, Tools and Methodologies. Vol. 2 - Softcover, 256 pages. In English.
Size: 8 x 6 inches (20.5 x 15.5 cm), 1.2 lbs (530 g).
What is the idea behind the very concept of a sketch? How to make the right selection of what should be on your paper and what will only interfere with conveying the most important things? How to build a project? What materials to choose based on the task that you set for yourself?
The answers to these questions and much more can be found in the second volume of Sketching Academy. But the main attraction is of course step-by-step sketches in different techniques and invaluable personal advice from the author.
Take your sketches to the professional level!
2. Video courses:
Loose Style Sketching
Loose Style in watercolor sketches is what every sketcher is looking for. Today we're going to do exercises and go over the basic principles that will help you find your own Loose Style.
Elements of the Cityscape
This is the beginning of a new block dedicated to the elements of the cityscape. We will start with street lamps, and see what techniques we can use to transfer them into our sketchbooks.
Street Signs
Another important element of the cityscape is street signs. And although these objects are flat, they exist in perspective. We will look at how to draw them so that they become the decoration of our sketches.
Bicycles
An object you've seen a thousand times on the street, and which, it turns out, is not so easy to draw. But we'll try! Agree, without bicycles, city streets will lose a lot...
Motorcycles
A simple and quick sketch of a motorcycle. A great element that can really liven up your drawings.
Trucks and Buses
Buses and trucks make excellent subjects for sketching. Today, I’ll show you not only how to draw these objects but also how to convey their size and add a sense of dynamics.