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    How to Draw Animals

    How to Draw Animals

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    by Charles Liedl


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      ISBN-13: 9780486136929
    • Publisher: Dover Publications
    • Publication date: 07/12/2012
    • Series: Dover Art Instruction
    • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
    • Format: eBook
    • Pages: 64
    • File size: 12 MB
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    Table of Contents


    Introduction     5
    How to Begin     6
    Skulls of Mountain Lion, Grizzly Bear, and Black Bear     8
    Goat, Sheep, and Antelope Horns     9
    Moose, Elk, Mule Deer, and Caribou Antlers     10
    Antlers and Anatomy of the White-Tailed Deer     11
    Legs and Skull of the Horse     12
    Anatomy of the Horse     13
    What Media to Use and How to Use Them     14
    Head of the Afghan Hound     15
    Detail Studies of Game Birds     16
    Canada Geese     17
    Mallard, Mandarin and Wood Ducks     18
    Muscovy and Wild Ducklings     19
    Great Horned and Snow Owls     20
    American Eagles and Falcon     21
    Pheasants: Ring-Necked, Kaleege, Silver, and Impeyan     22
    Wild Turkey     23
    Dogs: Foxhounds     24
    Dogs: Irish Setters, English Setters, and Pointers     25
    Dogs: Scotties, Fox Terrier, Bulldog, Poodle, Cocker Spaniel, and Puli     26
    Saddle Horses     27
    Work Horses     28
    Cats: Siamese, Persian, and Domestic     29
    Goats, Ram, and Cattle     30
    Rabbits     31
    Foxes, Wolverine, and Opossum     32
    Buffalo and Musk Ox     33
    Mule Deer and Bull Moose     34
    Moose Studies     35
    Cow Moose     36
    White-Tailed and Red Deer     37
    Elk     38
    Red Deer     39
    Mountain Sheep (Rams)     40
    Goat and Caribou Bull     41
    Zebra, Wild Horses, and Wild Boars     42
    Puma, Badger, and Black Bear     43
    Wolf and Coyote     44
    Young Animals: White-Tailed Deer, Elk, Moose, Antelope, Buffalo Calf, and Peccary     45
    Young Animals: Fox, Ocelot, Wolf, Puma, Brown Bear, and Black Bear     46
    Brown Bears     47
    Lions     48
    Polar Bear, Wolf, and Hyena     50
    Tiger     51
    Color Sketching     52
    Antelope     53
    Animals in Motion     54
    Antelope, Lioness, and Mallard Duck     55
    Game Birds in Full Flight: Woodcock, Ruffed Grouse, Quail, Dove, Ring-Necked Pheasant, Mallard, Canadian Goose, and Turkey     56
    Pheasant's Wingbeat in Straight Flight     57
    Movements of the Wild Ass, Zebra, and Wild Horse     58
    Canter, Amble, and Gallop     59
    Jumping Wild Horse      60
    Common Gaits of Big Game Animals     61
    Game Fish: Salmon and Bass     62
    Fry, Frogs, Turtles, Grasshopper, and Pickerel     63
    Animal Designs     64

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    Drawing animals requires fast thinking and quick execution. Unlike artists of landscapes or still-life, the animal illustrator must adhere to this golden rule: observe much and long and draw quick and little. This respected guidebook, written by renowned wildlife illustrator Charles Liedl, shows you how.
    In How to Draw Animals, artists of every level will learn the techniques for portraying animals accurately and gracefully, whether the creatures are in action or repose. Keen advice on the importance of visually mastering the subject's anatomy gives way to invaluable guidance on line sketching, outlining, shading, form, tone, and detail. More than 100 expert illustrations include muscular and skeletal characteristics, and detail the development process in creating an enormous variety of wild and domestic breeds: horses, deer, game birds, dogs, cats, rabbits, foxes, buffalo, zebras, tigers, wolves, and many more. The author also provides tips on the best media to use and how to use them, as well as how to guide an animal to turn or resume a pose. A time-honored art instruction guide, both motivational and inspirational, this volume is a must-have for the bookshelves of every artist.

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