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365 Days of Drawing :Sketch and Paint Your Way Through the Creative Year - 365 Days of Art
365 Days of Drawing :Sketch and Paint Your Way Through the Creative Year - 365 Days of Art
paperback
Published:
1 November, 2018
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Description
Get lost in your creativity with 365 Days of Drawing, a thoughtful and inspiring art journal designed to help you carve out moments of self-expression.
Lorna shows you that drawing does not have to be scary – it can be done with any materials, in any colour, in any style and can be done anywhere.
Each activity has been given a loose category: imagination, tutorial, relaxation, colour theory, and observational, so that you can practice a broad range of drawing skills. Each 'theme' is designed to expand your creative skills and spark the artist within.
With helpful prompts and pages that encourage you to try new materials to draw with, 365 Days of Drawing is guaranteed to stir your imagination and put a little creativity into every single day.
Discover all the books in the 365 Days of Art series: 365 Days of Art, 365 Days of Art in Nature, 365 Days of Creativity, 365 Days of Drawing.
More Details
| Type | Book |
|---|---|
| ISBN13 | 9781784881955 |
| ISBN10 | 1784881953 |
| Number Of Pages | 352 |
| Item Weight | 770 g |
| Product Dimensions | 170 x 216 x 31 mm |
| Publisher / Reseller | Hardie Grant Books (UK) |
| Format | paperback |
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Author's Bio
Lorna Scobie grew up in the depths of the English countryside, climbing trees and taking her rabbit for walks in the fields. She is an illustrator and designer, now based in south London. Growing up surrounded by nature has heavily influenced her illustrations and her work often revolves around the natural world and animal kingdom. Lorna draws every day, and always has a sketchbook close to hand when she’s out and about, just in case. She illustrates her work by hand rather than digitally, as she enjoys the spontaneity and also the ‘happy mistakes’ that can happen along the way. Her favourite places to draw are museums and botanical gardens.