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Jan 19, 2021 · Dry by Neal and Jarrod Shusterman is a page-turning, post-apocalyptic adventure set in modern day Southern California. As the water crisis in California has reached the drastic point of shutting off all access to water, we primarily follow Alyssa, her bother Garrett, and their next door neighbor Kelton as they try to navigate their once blissful suburban neighborhood and surrounding beach ...
It's a great book. No single book can teach you everything but it will help you understand a lit of the principles you need to know through figure drawing. Proko and Love Life Drawing are great youtube channels for learning how to draw the figure.
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For a book to make it onto this list, it has to be one that I’ve come back to again again. It has to have been of practical use, so it will have included practical exercises, not just theory or glossy pictures. It will have proved itself so useful to me, that I doubt I could have got as far as I’ve got without it. And it will be evergreen: Still as...
1. The Practice and Science of Drawing – Harold Speed
This is hands-down the best art instruction book I’ve ever read, ever worked with. I suspect that many of the people who own this book have read it without actually doing the drawing exercises it describes. That’s a mistake, because the exercises are extremely practical and informative, and will teach you timeless fundamentals of drawing. The language might be difficult for some people. Speed was English, and wrote this book at the turn of the last century. All work is a product of its time t...
2. The Bargue book
Although this book has a lengthier and weightier title, everyone I know just calls it the Bargue Book. This book will teach you a method that will help you learn to see. It will teach you focus, and patience. It will bloody well teach you to draw, if you follow the method to the letter, strive for absolute accuracy and don’t stint on your practice. Look closely at the way the hatching has been done, how the values are created, the subtlety of the marks, and try to match all of those as closel...
3. Composition – Arthur Wesley Dow
Of the three, this is probably my favourite, for two reasons: It has taught me so much,and it covers an area of drawing in practical detail that most books either skirt around or approach vaguely and more philosophically. If you want to improve your composition skills, this book is the one. Compositionencapsulates everything I think an art book should be. It is filled with practical exercises. It is very short on theory and justification. There is zero author ego. After the short introduction...
Drawing on the right side of the brain – Betty Edwards
I’ve included this one as a runner up. It’s often seen as a beginner’s book, and sometimes gets a hard time from people who have advanced beyond the beginning stages of drawing. But there’s much really useful stuff in the approach and the sheer practicality of the exercises. Artists who think they don’t need to work on the fundamentals any more are not advanced enough yet to realise that they need to work on the fundamentals all the time. That’s how progress is made. If you want to make consi...
I realise that this list is highly personal, and there are inevitably many, many art instruction books out there that I haven’t read. Many of them will be excellent, I’m sure (although even more of them will be useless, I’m equally sure!) These three books represent a collection of (I believe) balanced and practical approaches to learning to draw t...
Dry. When the California drought escalates to catastrophic proportions, one teen is forced to make life and death decisions for her family in this harrowing story of survival from New York Times bestselling author Neal Shusterman and Jarrod Shusterman. The drought—or the Tap-Out, as everyone calls it—has been going on for a while now.
Keys to Drawing. My absolute favorite recommendation for newer artists is Keys to Drawing by Bert Dodson. The book is fairly lengthy at 224 pages but it covers everything you need to do in order to improve as an artist. Bert teaches drawing from life in a way that just makes sense.
Oct 2, 2018 · 4.02. 48,861 ratings8,468 reviews. When the California drought escalates to catastrophic proportions, one teen is forced to make life and death decisions for her family in this harrowing story of survival, The drought—or the Tap-Out, as everyone calls it—has been going on for a while now. Everyone’s lives have become an endless list of ...
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'Dry tells a story where water has disappeared and the unravelling of the social fabric that follows. The book chronicles teenage Alyssa’s attempt to protect both herself and her brother. Now that youth have become climate leaders, Dry’s protagonist feels eerily relevant.' Gizmodo
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