Illustrating
Nature
Right-Brain
Art in a Left-Brain World
By
Irene Brady
Which
side of your brain do you use? According to Brady, if you learn
to see things and sketch using the artistic right side of the brain
instead of the analytical left side, your subjects will be much
more realistic. You can develop and learn to use the right side
of your brain by using Brady's exercises and techniques. She has
tested and re-tested these skills and has proven them to be effective
for any age or skill level. Homeschooling? Here is your art textbook!
Brady covers a wide range of subjects,
including drawing and sketching techniques, design and layout, how
to draw various parts of animals such as eyes, feet and fur. She
has included a profusion of helpful illustrations. Multiple projects
are included in the appendices, including creating a portfolio and
field sketchbook.
Want to pursue nature illustration as a
career? Brady's recommendations and advice are realistic, and drawn
from her vast experience as an illustrator. This book makes me feel
that I, too, can do nature illustrations and make them look great.
Now, let me think...where did I put my sketch pad and charcoals?
|
The
Book |
Nature Works Press |
November 2004 |
Softcover
/ Spiral |
0-915965-08-9
|
Nonfiction / How-To / Art Techniques |
More
at Nature Works Books.com |
Excerpt
|
NOTE:
|
The
Reviewer |
Beverly J. Rowe |
Reviewed
2005 |
NOTE:
|
|