The Art Of Drawing Dragons, Mythological Beasts, And Fantasy Creatures: Step-By-Step Techniques For Drawing Fantastic Creatures Of Folklore And Legend (Collector'S Series)

The Art Of Drawing Dragons, Mythological Beasts, And Fantasy Creatures: Step-By-Step Techniques For Drawing Fantastic Creatures Of Folklore And Legend (Collector'S Series)

Packed with step-by-step projects and helpful drawing tips and techniques, The Art of Drawing Dragons, Mythological Beasts, and Fantasy Creatures explores how to create realistic drawings of dragons, fairies, unicorns, goblins, and more. Ever considered the differences between fairies and pixies or struggled to remember how many heads belong to a hydra? With more than50 step-by-step projects; tips and techniques for working withgraphite pencil,charcoal, andink;?s well as a little history for each featured mythological and fantasy creature,?he Art of Drawing Dragons, Mythological Beasts, and Fantasy Creatures includes everything you need to know to get started drawing your own impressive beasts. From choosing the right tools and materials to helpfuldrawing techniques, such asunderstanding value, basicshading techniques,creating textures, and constructing your own creatures, this step-by-step drawing guide is theperfect first step for beginning artists. Follow along as you learn to draw dragons and fantasy creatures from around the world, including elementaldragons,sea serpents,hydras,fairies,trolls,goblins,gargoyles, and more! ?ith practice, you?ll soon be able to capture your favorite fantasy creatures-and learn a little bit about their origin and history at the same time. TheCollector's Series offers approachable, step-by-step art instruction for a variety of mediums and subjects, such as drawing, oil, acrylic, watercolor, cartooning, calligraphy, and more. Perfect for beginning artists, each title features artist tips for drawing or painting anything and everything from people, animals, and still life to flowers, trees, and landscapes.About the AuthorMichael Dobrzycki is an accomplished painter, carpenter, puppet maker, and sketch artist whose work has been featured in more than a dozen children's books and small press publications over the last few years. In 2001, Michael was inducted into the Disneyland Entertainment Hall of Fame. He received a master's degree in illustration from California State University, Fullerton, and holds bachelor's degrees in both art and history from Whittier College. He is currently a visiting professor at Whittier College. Michael lives in Whittier, California.