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The Complete Sketching Book provides a detailed introduction to the art of drawing. A general overview of the equipment needed is followed by simple lessons on techniques. Leading you through essentials such as composition, perspective and shading, each technique is also demonstrated by a wide range of examples. John Hamilton then shows you how to make the most of this knowledge in a series of specialist chapters, including sketching indoors, street scenes, landscapes and waterfronts. Encouraging you to gather material for your sketches from the world around you, the book instructs you how to capture your subjects on paper in a vivid and lifelike manner. This is the perfect guide for anyone trying to get to grips with drawing and wanting the satisfaction of producing accurate, inspiring and personal images.

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Library Journal Review

Hamilton has struck middle ground with this book, and considering the alternatives, it is just where he should be. Books like Cathy Johnson's Sketching and Drawing (LJ 3/15/96) can be so eager to prove that anyone can draw that they teach little beyond rough scribbles. Hamilton, on the other hand, starts with the bare essentials of sketching and then builds the student's confidence by advancing through exercises in lighting, perspective, and still lifes and on to larger outdoor scenes. One of the best books of its kind, and at a good price. (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.