Draw Fabulous Furries! Furries are so much fun to draw; people have been doing so for thousands of years. By crossing animal traits with human; you can create some fantastic characters with distinct personalities. The authors of Draw Furries bring you more of the best step-by-step lessons for creating anthropomorphic characters. Youll learn everything from furry anatomy; facial expressions and poses to costumes; coloring and settings! Youll also learn how to create characters that convey the various personalities and spirits of the animals they resemble. Draw More Furries is packed with 20 new furries; "scalies;" and mythological creatures with lessons covering everything from drawing mouths and muzzles to paws; feathers and fur. The anthropomorphic creatures you can create with these easy-to-learn lessons are limitless! But you wont just stop there. Lindsay and Jared take you to the next level by showing you how to build a scene from start to finish. From dinosaur warriors to snow leopard pirates; youll be drawing all kinds of fun; furry friends in no time! Loaded with more than 50 step-by-step demonstrations for a variety of characters from furries to mythological creatures. Extended demonstration shows how to build a scene from initial concept drawings and character development to a final colored scene. See a variety of different styles of art from guest artists who share their processes for creating lively characters.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. interesting readBy Steve VartyI didnt think this type of book would be as interesting as it turned out to be. It was a good and interesting book about how something as unassuming as a house could tell a nations and peoples story. I learned alot about the ways and how of the building of a house in Turkey was influenced by the history of the people and how different rooms in the house were built for special uses. I recommend this book for someone that wishes a detailed history of a people without just focusing on a nationss leaders2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Accessible historyBy KreditorThis is the perfect book for anyone who loves to read history from the peoples point of view. Accessible and charming - and liberally illustrated - Bertrams book highlights the connection between the distinctive timber-framed Ottoman houses and the imaginations of people who remember them and honor them in art; literature; and architecture.