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Sign In New User? Username Password Forgot Password? Browse Special Offers - Up to 80% off! Special offers Fiction Arabic Literature Classics Comics & Graphic Novels Poetry Popular Fiction Romance Sci-fi & Fantasy Thrillers, Mysteries & Crime Nonfiction Arts & Crafts Biography Business Christianity Computers Cookbooks Current Events Decorating Dieting Educational Egypt Flora & Fauna Health History Humor Islam Language Middle East Philosophy Politics Popular Science Pregnancy & Parenting Self-help Social Sciences Spirituality Sports Supernatural Theater & Music Travel True Crime Children's Books Board Books Children's Classics Comics & Graphic Novels History & Social Sciences Hobbies, Arts & Crafts Learn at Home Learning to Read Science & Math Storybooks Young Readers Teen Books Young Adult Readers New Arrivals New Arrivals	Home     About Us    Contact Us Advanced Search  Search:     New Books Used Books All Books   Draw Really Cool Stuff Price: LE 110     This title is currently unavailable ShareThis Book Summary You can draw." I've heard that a lot, since I was a kid. "You have real talent." I have perspective drawings I did at age 5. Was that simply talent? No, you need more than talent. You need skills. Nobody's born with skills! You need practice. Try, and try again. And you need encouragement, so you don't start to think that you "can't" draw. Why could I draw buildings in perspective at age 5? Because my father saw how much I loved to draw. So he showed me how to draw in perspective. Here's some advice. 1) Draw easy stuff when you're "off." Draw difficult stuff when you're "on." The cartoon character drawing you know by heart is easy. Draw it on a rainy day to cheer you up. But if you want to get good, skip that drawing. Really LOOK at something real and then draw it. Your hand. Your foot. Your face in the mirror. Your mother. Your cat. A bicycle. 2) Don't worry about special pencils or paper. DO make sure you have good light when you draw. 3) Put your name on your drawing. And the date. And keep it. Some drawings seem to get better when they just sit for a while, even years. Why? I have no idea ;-) Don't throw them out! 4) Have fun! Average customer rating on Amazon: To read reviews go to Amazon. Book Details Language: English Hardcover: Publisher: Hinkler Books (2009) ISBN-10: 1741832039 ISBN-13: 9781741832037 Genre: Arts & Crafts Size: 25.8 cm x 29.2 cm Shipping Weight: 287 grams Condition: New
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