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--A new translation of A. Loomis' masterpiece [Successful Drawing]!
-Thorough explanation about the perspective required for illustration!
-Author A. Loomis, one of America's finest illustrators and one of the finest art teachers, taught beginners how to draw with a pencil.
-Dr. A. Loomis who published books one after another for those who want to go from [fun] to drawing to [profit] drawing, or to pursue more advanced content in order to [success] with drawing This is the book.
-For the first time, a drawing textbook reveals the relationship between [research of light and lizard] and [proportion and perspective].
-A. Loomis says good drawing [5 Ps] and [5 Cs].
-[5 Ps]… PROPORTION, PLACEMENT, PERSPECTIVE, PLANES, PATTERN
-[5 Cs]… CONCEPTION, CONSTRUCTION, CONTOUR, CHARACTER, CONSISTENCY
-For the perspectives especially required for illustrations, we have spent 60 pages or more to explain them thoroughly and thoroughly.
-With all these elements clearly explained, the learner can not only understand how to draw well, but also the basic principles and reasons for sound techniques for drawing successful paintings. It looks like
-When publishing a new translation
-The author of this book, William Andrew Loomis (1892-1959), is a prominent illustrator in the United States and a well-known leader in art education.
-The teaching method has been compiled into multiple publications, one of which, "Successful Drawing," was translated and published by Elte Publishing in Japan in the title "First Illustration Class".
-In 2011, Elte Publishing was disbanded, and then this book was a good book but disappeared from general bookstores.
-This book is based on a book reissued in the United States in 2012, with a focus on Perth, and a new translation from the artist's perspective.
-Reconstructed based on the commentary of Mr. Sachiko Kamimura, respecting the teachings of Professor A. Loomis at the time and considering the moral rights of the author as much as possible.
-Author: Andrew Loomis
-Supervision: Sachiko Kamimura
-Translation: Hideko Miyamoto
-Edit: Rounded corners
-Format: B5 wide format, side stitching, 184P
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