Name: Walter Foster Drawing Made Easy: Horses and Ponies
Brand: Walter Foster
Rating: 4.6 (12 reviews)

This newest title in Walter Foster's  Drawing Made Easy  series makes it possible for aspiring artists to recreate an impressive array of horse and pony drawings. From a grazing Appaloosa to a  Standard-bred  Trotter in action, accomplished artist Patricia Getha includes tips and techniques for drawing a range of exciting breeds and their signature poses.   In addition to teaching basic pencil techniques, Getha also details how to enhance drawings with charcoal and watercolor washes. Each project features  easy-to-follow  steps, so artists of any skill level can follow along with confidence.   Full of inspiring artwork and effective instruction, this book is an absolute essential for all  horse-loving  artists!   As a young girl, Patricia Getha spent many summers looking after and showing horses. Drawing played a large role in her life from an early age, but it was a love of horses that enabled her to master the subject. With formal training in commercial and graphic arts, Getha is proficient in a variety of media, including watercolor, graphite, oil, and colored pencil. She is active in juried competitions and has won several awards for her exquisite equine artwork. Getha currently resides in Ohio and works primarily as a commission artist.   Author&nbsp;&mdash;&nbsp;Patricia Getha.   Paperback. 64&nbsp;pages. 6&frac12;&quot; &times; 9&frac12;&quot; (17 cm &times; 24 cm).




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Subtle differences in drawing and shading techniques allow artists to create a wide variety of landscape textures, from lush grasses to smooth stones.  Beautiful Landscapes  from Walter Foster's  Drawing Made Easy  series offers  in-depth  information on drawing landscapes in varied locales.   Accomplished artist Diane Wright guides readers through the fundamentals of drawing in pencil, such as making basic strokes and using photo references, and on through 10  step-by-step  projects featuring everything from a desert scene to a riverside landscape.   As an added bonus, the book showcases landscapes from around the world, including scenes from Venice, the Netherlands, and Canada. With  easy-to-understand  information on tools and materials, basic strokes, shading techniques, and more, this book covers everything aspiring artists need to know to start creating their own masterful works of landscape art.   Diane Wright received a bachelor's degree in fine art with a teaching certification from the University of Northern Iowa in 1981. After a break that lasted more than 20&nbsp;years, Wright picked up her art pencils again in 2002. During this break, she devoted her time to her family and building a career in computer technology. Wright now spends her free time  re-exploring  her love for art. She keeps busy with creating commissions, selling her artwork on her website, building online tutorials, and conducting drawing classes. She also offers printing services for graphic artists. Wright lives in Mitchellville, Iowa.   Author&nbsp;&mdash;&nbsp;Diane Wright.   Paperback. 64&nbsp;pages. 6&frac12;&quot; &times; 9&frac12;&quot; (17 cm &times; 24 cm).

Accomplished artist Diane Wright guides readers through the fundamentals of drawing in pencil, from making basic strokes and using photo references, on through 10 step-by-step projects featuring everything from a desert scene to a riverside landscape. Author — Diane Wright.

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Many aspiring artists want to draw a portrait of their best friend &mdash; especially when their pal has four paws and fur! This newest addition to the  Drawing Made Easy  series pairs a best-selling medium with the wildly popular subject of dogs and puppies.   Unlike similar titles on the market, this book doesn&rsquo;t simply provide a collection of dogs for artists to re-create exactly. Instead, author-artist Nolon Stacey focuses on sharing his secrets and techniques specific to drawing accurate depictions of dogs and puppies &mdash; from creating a variety of fur types and features to achieving accurate proportions &mdash; so that artists can use the knowledge to render their own canine portraits.   The easy-to-follow, step-by-step projects showcase a range of popular dog breeds such as the Golden Retriever, Parson Russell Terrier, and Basset Hound, and explore poses and props as well. This allows artists to practice their developing skills, guiding them from simple sketches through the study of various techniques to polished renderings.   Nolon Stacey is a self-taught graphic artist who specializes in realistic portraits of animals, people, and landmarks. As a child in South Yorkshire, England, Nolon cultivated his interest in drawing throughout school. He eventually earned a degree in mathematics from Warwick University, but he soon returned to his artistic passion. He currently lives in Boroughbridge, England, and undertakes a variety of commissioned work, ranging from portraits of people and pets to buildings and street scenes.   Author &mdash; Nolon Stacey.   Paperback. 64 pages. 6&frac12;&quot; &times; 9&frac12;&quot; (17 cm &times; 24 cm).

Many aspiring artists want to draw a portrait of their best friend - especially when their pal has four paws and fur! This newest addition to the Drawing Made Easy series pairs a best-selling medium with the wildly popular subject of dogs and puppies. Author — Nolon Stacey.

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Unleash your creative beast as you conjure up dragons, fairies, ogres, and other fantastic creatures.   Drawing fire-breathing beasts and mysterious, magical creatures has never been so much fun &mdash; or so easy! In just 64 pages, fantasy artist Kythera of Anevern demonstrates how to draw dragons, fairies, ogres, merfolk, and everything in between. Discover in-depth tips and techniques for drawing textures such as fur, hair, scales, and teeth, as well as features that include tails, wings, talons, hooves, and horns. With a wealth of fanciful drawings and detailed instruction on creating extraordinary creatures in graphite, this book is sure to fuel your fascination with the fantastic.   Having drawn since she could hold a crayon, Kythera of Anevern is a self-taught artist who revels in the strange and unusual. Dragons and other fantastic creatures are staples of her work, and her hobbies include role-playing, &quot;macho knitting&quot; or making chainmail, and dressing up as a pirate or Viking at local renaissance faires. She takes private commissions as her schedule allows, and contributes illustrations for various role-playing game books. She also displays her work at fantasy and animation conventions, including the annual Gathering of the Gargoyles, where she has won many awards. She received her BFA in Intermedia from Arizona State University and currently lives in Los Angeles with a host of dragon and gargoyle statues &mdash; and one very needy cat.   Author &mdash; Kythera of Anevern.   Paperback. 64 pages. 6&frac12;&quot; &times; 9&frac12;&quot; (17 cm &times; 24 cm).

Unleash your creative beast as you conjure up dragons, fairies, ogres, and other creatures. With a wealth of fanciful drawings and instruction on creating extraordinary creatures in graphite, this book is sure to fuel your fascination with the fantastic. Author — Kythera of Anevern.

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Drawing Made Easy: Flowers and Botanicals

This book is a &quot;must have&quot; for the plein air landscape artist!   Many artists' favorite drawing locations seem to be outdoors. And drawing in graphite pencil continues to be one of the most favored art forms. This new addition to Walter Foster's  Drawing Made Easy  series allows aspiring artists who may never have picked up a pencil before to discover the secrets to this accessible, versatile medium.   With  easy-to-understand  information on tools and materials, basic strokes, and shading techniques, this artist's guide covers everything beginning artists need to start creating their own impressive works of botanical art.   From dissecting the anatomy of a flower to sharing techniques for creating a variety of floral textures&nbsp;&mdash;&nbsp;such as soft, velvety petals and spiky thorns and leaves&nbsp;&mdash;&nbsp; Flowers and Botanicals  offers budding artists an  in-depth  look into the art of drawing beautiful flowers and floral scenes.   Artist-Author Diane Cardaci was classically trained at the Art Students League of New York City, Parsons School of Design, and the School of Visual Arts. Her work has been published by the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, as well as by major textbook companies such as Holt, Rinehart, and Winston. Cardaci was also the director of her own art school, the Academy of Classical Art, in West Palm Beach, Florida, for four years. Cardaci lives in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, and she spends her summers in Umbria in central Italy, where she furthers her studies of the Old Masters.   Author&nbsp;&mdash;&nbsp;Diane Cardaci.   Paperback. 64&nbsp;pages. 6&frac12;&quot; &times; 9&frac12;&quot; (17 cm &times; 24 cm).

With easy-to-understand information on tools and materials, basic strokes, and shading techniques, this artist's guide covers everything beginning artists need to start creating their own impressive works of botanical art. Author — Diane Cardaci.

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Learn to draw remarkably realistic animals step by step! Capture the personality and character of a range of animals, from the magnificent elephant to the cuddly koala and a group of mischievous meerkats with the help of author-artist Linda Weil.   In  Lifelike Animals , Weil shows readers how to draw these amazing animals and more, focusing on techniques specific to drawing accurate depictions &mdash; from creating a variety of fur types and features to achieving accurate proportions and depicting action. The detailed projects showcase a variety of lifelike portraits, making this a must-have for any animal-loving artist.   Linda Weil is a graduate of RMIT University and began her career in graphic design, primarily in the print industry. She has been art director and illustrator for a number of Australia&rsquo;s national magazines, and she has specialized in botanical and natural history illustration. A member and past secretary of the Wildlife Artist Society of Australia, and a member of the Australian Guild of Realist Artists, Linda teaches drawing to both beginners and advanced students. Her work has won numerous awards, and she exhibits in galleries and shows throughout Australia. Linda has traveled widely throughout Australia, France, Borneo, the United States, and South Africa. Many of her drawings are inspired by the animals and sights she sees on her travels.   Author &mdash; Linda Weil.   Paperback. 64 pages. 6&frac12;&quot; &times; 9&frac12;&quot; (17 cm &times; 24 cm).

Learn to draw remarkably realistic animals step by step! Capture the personality and character of a range of animals, from the magnificent elephant to the cuddly koala and a group of mischievous meerkats with the help of author-artist Linda Weil.

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Learn to draw amazingly realistic portraits in seven simple stages! This book is the perfect guide for creating lifelike representations of the human head in classic graphite.   Experienced artist Lance Richlin begins by explaining the essential drawing tools and materials, shading techniques, and the important anatomical structures of the head. Following these basics, he shows how to light the subject, block in and render each feature of the face, and address a variety of expressions &mdash; from subtle smiles to toothy grins.   Richlin then guides the reader through four projects, showing how to develop a lifelike head drawing in seven simple stages &mdash; the lay-in, plumb lines, volume, outline, tonal pattern, value, and finishing.   Also included is a detailed troubleshooting section to help readers identify and solve any problems that lessen the realism and accuracy of their drawings. In an age full of technological shortcuts, this book emphasizes drawing from life and seeks to preserve the methods of the Old Masters.   A master of drawing, painting, and sculpture, Lance Richlin has taught every aspect of classical art &mdash; from anatomy and perspective to traditional oil painting techniques. He has lectured at several art colleges in southern California, including Art Center College of Design, Otis College of Art and Design, and California Institute of the Arts, and he holds workshops in his atelier. He has shown his work in galleries across California and has exhibited in museums around the USA.   Author &mdash; Lance Richlin.   Paperback. 64 pages. 6&frac12;&quot; &times; 9&frac12;&quot; (17 cm &times; 24 cm).

Learn to draw amazingly realistic portraits in seven simple stages! This book is the perfect guide for creating lifelike representations of the human head in classic graphite. Author - Lance Richlin.

This title in Walter Foster's "Drawing Made Easy" series makes it possible for aspiring artists to recreate an impressive array of horse and pony drawings. Patricia Getha includes tips for drawing a range of breeds and their signature poses.

Walter Foster Drawing Made Easy: Horses and Ponies

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