The Art of Drawing Horses & Ponies

The Art of Drawing Horses & Ponies
ISBN-10
160058036X
ISBN-13
9781600580369
Category
Drawing
Pages
31
Language
English
Published
2007-03-01
Publisher
Walter Foster Pub
Author
Walter Foster

Description

Clear, step-by-step instructions for drawing a range of horse and pony breeds, from a Clydesdale to a Shetland pony The power and beauty of horses is explored in this step-by-step drawing book from the artist Walter T. Foster, with additional contributions by Michele Maltseff. Aspiring artists will learn how to draw a variety of different equine breeds through the easy-to-follow instructions. Everything is fully explained, from the anatomy and proportions of a horse to the secrets of accurately depicting the eyes, muzzle, ears and hooves. This comprehensive book also includes tips on adding charcoal, crayon, and ink to graphite drawings. The drawing paper is bound into this amazing book, so artists will just need to grab their pencils to get started drawing lifelike horses.

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