A cheap set of art pencils and some ball-point pens will go a long way. In terms of material, you don't need much. That might take one hour, four hours, or sixteen hours, it depends on the person. You need to stretch the capacities of your skill every day. You can't get better by just reading these books and doing exercises you need to have focused, deliberate practice. If you're a complete beginner Keys of Drawing should go first, followed by Perspective Made Easy and Fun With a Pencil. Some additional advice:ĭon't do it all in a year, but have a sense of urgency. There is one, the beginner's essential books in this thread. >So why isn't there a /ic/ approved guideline like this if this one is 'bad'. >!AxwBELxR!4qtKaU55buF-l6NNPoyu2JWAhM0bFTrV5-SUxfqq3Eg >!GIdSSZib!rI1rTzWtIiUq0Qn4ECJHU-fOhB011wFTH8Egqdguk5M >!bFchmCAZ!papybufoEqDH8Vn19hVk8zxohaYOB5XjLM2U-EZT8Js 'The Animator's Survival Kit' by Richard Williams >!yEVH0RzI!hExkmbL9WTEV20aI10De7q9J4rf3t3A6uluz4cT9FbM

>!ywsSCQzB!HC07i7ntFEYQUAOy9GBYWxTrF2fzbo67Jf4jVuj57DE 'Imaginative Realism: How to paint what does not exist' by James Gurney 'Color and Light - A Guide for the Realist Painter' by James Gurney (HIGH quality scan) 'Alla Prima: Everything I know about Painting' by Richard Schmid >!iB81WbxK!eNSWCFuDinDeSXib_e0s6ZpfPIAMEGEPpz8otwRiIoQ 'How to Draw' by Scott Robertson (HIGH quality scan) >!CAVSjLZa!d-xFoYCx1TrzqOLbL0LVN9ZmzRrFxtaz6JDCvBSN5hY

'Drawing Lessons from the Great Masters' by Robert Beverly Hale >!LZsVXTjJ!t5W4mBq9v2iBbJWxvHM04rrMtA4wV7d3ZqX4daJowL4 >!6ZsTESZD!cBHFG4pgOWGurLr8SgC79v3Eu-gOjmaH9JAC_XeYQEA 'The New Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain' by Betty Edwards Artbook Thread/Art Book Thread Anonymous 03:22:22 Post No.

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