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Learn to draw a playful pack of 30 perfect pooches!
In no more than 6 simple stages, Susie Hodge shows you how to draw and colour 30 dogs and puppies. Create your own kennel of canine companions from an endearing chocolate Labrador puppy to a rascal of a Jack Russell terrier; a pocket-size chihuahua to a mammoth Great Dane!
Each adorable dog is developed in no more than 6 easy stages, from a rough sketch of the basic shapes through to the finished, coloured paw-trait in watercolour or coloured pencil whatever medium you choose. Within the book's easy-to-follow landscape format the dogs leap to life across the pages, making them ideal for budding artists of all pedigrees: from kids looking for afterschool art projects to adults wanting to create lifelike pet portraits.
The book contains material previously published in How to Draw Dogs (2010), PLUS 5 dashing dogs drawn specially for this new volume!
Old English sheepdog
Chocolate labrador puppy
West Highland terrier
Rottweiler
Alsatian/German Shepherd
Collie
Great Dane
English setter
Siberian husky
Dalmatian
Chihuahua
Jack Russell terrier
Border collie
Cocker spaniel
Norfolk terrier
Beagle
Golden retriever
Yorkshire terrier
Cavalier King Charles spaniel
St Bernard puppy
Bernese mountain dog
Border terrier
Alsatian/German Shepherd puppy
Schnauzer
Scottish terrier
Corgi
Shetland sheepdog
Boxer
Susie Hodge MA FRSA has written over 150 books on art history and practical art. Many of her books are bestsellers and award winners, and she has taught art to all age groups. In addition, she hosts lectures, talks and practical workshops, and appears regularly on TV and radio, in documentaries and in news and current affairs programmes.
For more information about Susie, visit her website: www.susiehodge.com
I dont normally review books that have no words because there really isnt much you can say about a series of steps that have no explanation other than that theyd better be self-explanatory. However, this is a new series from Search Press that may be set to replace their long-running and popular in simple steps.
The first thing to say is that this is even simpler, with four outlines based on circles and ellipses, a suddenly complete pencil outline and then the added colour. With no instructions, you are left to work out how to handle (in the subjects here) hair and fur for yourself and Ive always wondered how well people get on with that. However, the previous series covered just about every subject under the sun, so Im assuming it sold and that buyers did therefore manage the leap successfully. As before, I also find myself often preferring the uncoloured version but hey, youre the one paying your money so youre the one who gets to choose.
As a basic drawing series, this has promise, so lets crack the champagne and wish it bon voyage.
In no more than six simple stages, Susie Hodge shows you how to draw and colour 30 dogs and puppies. Create your own kennel of canine companions from an endearing chocolate Labrador puppy to a rascal of a Jack Russell terrier; a pocket-size chihuahua to a mammoth Great Dane! Each adorable dog is developed in no more than six easy stages, from a rough sketch of the basic shapes through to the finished, coloured portrait in watercolour or coloured pencil. Within the book's easy-to-follow landscape format the dogs leap to life across the pages, making them ideal for budding artists of all pedigrees: from kids looking for afterschool art projects to adults wanting to create lifelike pet portraits.
The book contains material previously published in How to Draw Dogs (2010), plus five dashing dogs drawn specially for this new volume.
By Susie Hodge
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