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Learn To Draw Portraits by Jeremy Lee

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Learn To Draw Portraits
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Publisher: Smashwords
ISBN-13: 9781301550258
Number of pages: 123

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This book is a unique collection of techniques, terminology, and examples for the beginner and advanced graphite artist. Over one hundred illustrations support carefully reviewed explanations of elemental technique. Simulate skin texture with circularism. Find out how to draw hair, and how to break down complex shapes into simple abstract components.

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