Creative Drawing Techniques: from first mark to full expression by David Brammeld (Paperback, 2021)

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Drawing is at the heart of all art and this inspiring book gives new ideas and techniques to help artists, whatever their ability, realise their visions. Based on years of teaching and artistic experience, Creative Drawing Techniques explains how to get the best out of different materials and express ideas, gain confidence and develop skills on paper. It emphasises the importance of looking, analysing and interpreting what we see. In doing so, it provides a rich and inspiring account of a basic but sophisticated need to make sense of the world around us. This book will be valued by everyone who wants to pick up a pencil and enjoy the creative art of drawing. AUTHOR: David Brammeld works in various media but drawing has always been central to his practice. He is particularly inspired by the natural landscape and the urban environment, notably abandoned buildings. He is an active member of many societies, including The Royal Society of British Artists and The Pastel Society, and regularly gives art tuition. SELLING POINTS: . This inspiring book will teach you to draw creatively and portray your unique viewpoint confidently. . A variety of drawing techniques are covered including pencil, pen and ink, charcoal and acrylic. . Will be of great interest to all artists but also designers - theatre, costume, interior, textile and fashion. . Illustrated with some 300 beautiful images, including works in progress, location photos and step-by-step sequences. . David Brammeld is an active member of The Royal Society of British Artists and has has many years of teaching and artist experience. 290 colour photographs