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Gifts for art lovers. Your dream studio awaits! This 24-piece set-including sketch pencils, graphite sticks, soft pastels, a sketch pad, and more-comes with all the sketching and drawing materials you need to create spontaneous studies and thoughtful masterpieces. Build impasto effects with the richly pigmented pastels or thin them with turpentine for delicate washes of color. Layer and blend colors, dry and wet, with the pencils, and bring a metallic sheen to your work. Brush-tip markers and color sticks offer more colorful options.

The Project Center by Studio Designs combines an art/ learning table with bench. The sturdy, steel legs and thick tabletop make it durable. The 5/8 inch thick laminate top is easy to clean and is rounded for safety. The large 35.5-inch x 21.75-inch tabletop provides plenty of space for supplies. A paper roll is included so you can run craft paper across the table top creating a simple canvas for artwork. You can use pencils, crayons or watercolors on your craft paper and easily wipe clean any accidents off the top. Replacement paper rolls are also available through Studio Designs (Item # 13208). Two hooks on the side of the table provide a secure spot for backpacks or bags. Available in a variety of finishes: Pink/Spatter Grey (Item # 55125), Blue/Spatter Grey (Item # 55126), Purple/Spatter Grey (Item # 55127) and Grey/Spatter Grey (Item # 55128). Color: Gray. Material: Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF).

The Project Center by Studio Designs combines an art/ learning table with bench. The sturdy, steel legs and thick tabletop make it durable. The 5/8 inch thick laminate top is easy to clean and is rounded for safety. The large 35.5-inch x 21.75-inch tabletop provides plenty of space for supplies. A paper roll is included so you can run craft paper across the table top creating a simple canvas for artwork. You can use pencils, crayons or watercolors on your craft paper and easily wipe clean any accidents off the top. Replacement paper rolls are also available through Studio Designs (Item # 13208). Two hooks on the side of the table provide a secure spot for backpacks or bags. Available in a variety of finishes: Pink/Spatter Grey (Item # 55125), Blue/Spatter Grey (Item # 55126), Purple/Spatter Grey (Item # 55127) and Grey/Spatter Grey (Item # 55128). Color: Blue / Gray. Material: Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF).

The humble sketch is the foundation of great art, where thoughts and concepts first come to life as an image—but rarely are sketches celebrated like they deserve to be for their power to explore, inspire, and entertain. In Sketching from the Imagination: Sci-fi, a selection of fifty talented traditional and digital artists, ranging from industry legends to talented up-and-comers, have been chosen to share their sketches and reveal the ideas, inspirations, and techniques behind their creative processes.Continuing the high-quality format of 3dtotal Publishing's previous successes, Sketching from the Imagination: An Insight into Creative Drawing and Sketching from the Imagination: Fantasy, this new title is dedicated to fantasy's sibling genre, sci-fi, in all its forms. From doodles of robots and aliens to concept designs for spaceships and speculative life-forms, including rendered drawings of invented worlds, Sketching from the Imagination: Sci-fi presents a handpicked collection of the best sketches and drawings by sci-fi artists from across the globe—each with their own unique style and approach to the genre.Each artist presents an impressive showcase of images from their sketchbooks, accompanied by their own enlightening commentary, and page upon page of useful tips, techniques, creative insights, and invaluable advice for getting your ideas out of your brain and onto the page. Sketching from the Imagination: Sci-fi is not only a must-have resource for any concept designer's shelf, but a stunning compilation of drawings that will delight sci-fi fans and any admirer of beautiful artwork.

The second edition of this text updates the introduction to marker technique and adds a new section on special methods. It is rewritten and revised throughout, with two new chapters and eight additional pages of colour. There are five step-by-step demonstrations. The author explores the special characteristics of using felt tip markers as an expressive tool and shows how designers can get the most out of using them. Wang discusses how to fully exploit the marker's range of applications and techniques. His guidelines cover many types of subjects, including sketching of landscapes, buildings, people and natural panoramas using a variety of lines, textures and tonal values to create different effects. Details are given on types of paper and colour selection. This book should be of interest to architects, landscape architects, artists, designers, graphic designers and other professionals.

Richly illustrated, this volume presents step-by-step instructions, in the form of illustrated tutorials for every major medium employed to sketch or paint the Moon. The text offers the most extensive book on the subject of lunar art for amateur astronomers, particularly for those observing through a telescope.

New York: Reinhold Publishing Company, 1946. First edition thus, twelfth printing stated. Hardcover. Very Good/very good minus. New York: Reinhold Publishing Company, 1946. First edition thus, eleventh printing stated. Very good cover, good DJ. A hard to find how-to book originally published in 1922. 8 3/4 " x 11 3/4" (oversize), 186 pages, 66 black and white illustrations of sketches for artworks and 53 drawings by the author. Preface by Howard Greenley, "A I A. FIRST REINHOLD EDITION THUS, ELEVENTH PRINTING STATED." Red hard w/ black print on front board and cover very good; clean, unmarked, very minor wear to corners and edges from shelving. Paper DJ good (beige paper with red particulars); chipping on top edge; small tears at top and bottom of folds, darkened at edges and spine. Previous owner names on front end page and inside front cover. Pages very good ++, tanning inside covers. Pages are white, clear, tight and sharp. No marks or spots noted on pages. Sold by Friends of the Fullerton Library. 15

'focuses on the techniques and uses of the freehand, rough, and developed sketch in interior design practice.'

"Books such as this are imperative for our students to learn skills taught as part of a class. Although this book is geared towards interior design, the content and skills development will be as important to students in garden design and soft furnishings alike." Vicky McClymont, National Design Academy, Nottingham, UKUse detailed, step-by-step techniques to create quick perspective sketches. The book will help you develop important skills for ideation and client communication. Exercises cover a wide range of elements including doors, windows, stairs, millwork, furnishings, and ceilings, as well as more advanced topics like shade and shadowing, scene composition, contrast, and materials and textures.-Interactive digital content, including demonstration videos and self-assessment exercises-Presented in three parts: beginning, intermediate, and advanced sketching techniques-Sketching Gallery shows the work of practitioners allowing you to enhance your styleSketching Interiors at the Speed of Thought STUDIO-Study smarter with self-quizzes featuring scored results and personalized study tips-Review concepts with flashcards of terms and definitions and image identification-Watch videos with step-by-step demonstrations of the sketch development process-Practice your skills with self-assessment exercisesThis bundle includes Sketching Interiors at the Speed of Thought, 2nd Edition and Sketching Interiors at the Speed of Thought, 2nd Edition STUDIO Access Card.

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The humble sketch is the foundation of great art, where thoughts and concepts first come to life as an image—but rarely are sketches celebrated like they deserve to be for their power to explore, inspire, and entertain. In Sketching from the Imagination: Sci-fi, a selection of fifty talented traditional and digital artists, ranging from industry legends to talented up-and-comers, have been chosen to share their sketches and reveal the ideas, inspirations, and techniques behind their creative processes.Continuing the high-quality format of 3dtotal Publishing's previous successes, Sketching from the Imagination: An Insight into Creative Drawing and Sketching from the Imagination: Fantasy, this new title is dedicated to fantasy's sibling genre, sci-fi, in all its forms. From doodles of robots and aliens to concept designs for spaceships and speculative life-forms, including rendered drawings of invented worlds, Sketching from the Imagination: Sci-fi presents a handpicked collection of the best sketches and drawings by sci-fi artists from across the globe—each with their own unique style and approach to the genre.Each artist presents an impressive showcase of images from their sketchbooks, accompanied by their own enlightening commentary, and page upon page of useful tips, techniques, creative insights, and invaluable advice for getting your ideas out of your brain and onto the page. Sketching from the Imagination: Sci-fi is not only a must-have resource for any concept designer's shelf, but a stunning compilation of drawings that will delight sci-fi fans and any admirer of beautiful artwork.

Hold on to your heart as you step into the world of Barbara Meyer's watercolor sketches. Immerse yourself in the tranquility and serenity of every brush stroke as she shares her keenness for empty, wind-swept beaches, new-mown hay and rough -wooded barns. Smile out loud at her humorous and ironic observations of those pesky island birds who insist on occupying every post and piling, especially if it says "No Trespassing". This collection, gently lifted from her sketchbooks, represents the unique observations of one woman's 25-year journey through the timeless space that is the San Juan Islands. Pick up this book as often as you wish, to find a new corner in which to visit and escape. Take a deep breath and inhale the atmosphere. By Barbara Meyer. 1996. Paper Jam Publishing

Following up on the great success of The Moment It Clicks and The Hot Shoe Diaries: Big Light from Small Flashes, legendary magazine photographer Joe McNally takes us on another memorable ride with Sketching Light, another trip into the land of light--but this time running the gamut from small flash to big flash, and everywhere in between. Of course, Joe includes coverage of Nikon Speedlights, but he also covers big flash, as well as "in-between" lights as the Elinchrom Quadra. The exploration of new technology, as well as the explanation of older technology. No matter what equipment Joe uses and discusses, the most important element of Joe's instruction is that it is straightforward, complete, and honest. No secrets are held back, and the principles he talks about apply generally to the shaping and quality of light, not just to an individual model or brand of flash. He tells readers what works and what doesn't via his let's-see-what-happens approach, he shows how he sets up his shots with plentiful sketches and behind-the-scenes production shots, and he does it all with the intelligence, clarity, and wisdom that can only come from shooting in the field for 30 years for the likes of National Geographic, Time, Life, and Sports Illustrated--not to mention the wit and humor of a clearly warped (if gifted) mind.

In 2011, following the phenomenal global success of Sketching, which has sold over ninety thousand copies to date, authors Koos Eissen and Roselien Steur debut the sequel entitled Sketching: The Basics. In fact, prequel would be a better word for this new book, since it is aimed towards the novice designer. Whereas Sketching shows you how to draw various aspects of shape and form, and serves more as a reference book, The Basics explains things in more detail, taking the reader by the hand and guiding him step by step through all the various aspects of drawing that novice designers come up against.The Basics explains the rudiments of learning to draw both clearly and comprehensively, using step-by-step illustrations, examples, and strategies. You will learn to use and master the different techniques and also how to apply sketches in the design process.It is the perfect book for those just starting out in sketching, for the first years of art and design courses, and for those who wish to revise the basics of good sketching; it is a simple and efficient way of learning all you've ever wanted to know but have never had explained to you.Koos Eissen is an associate professor at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, where he is responsible for the freehand and digital drawing classes at the Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering.Roselien Steur lectures at the Royal Academy of Arts in The Hague and specialises in design sketching workshops for professionals.

The humble sketch is the foundation of great art, where thoughts and concepts first come to life as an image—but rarely are sketches celebrated like they deserve to be for their power to explore, inspire, and entertain. In Sketching from the Imagination: Sci-fi, a selection of fifty talented traditional and digital artists, ranging from industry legends to talented up-and-comers, have been chosen to share their sketches and reveal the ideas, inspirations, and techniques behind their creative processes.Continuing the high-quality format of 3dtotal Publishing's previous successes, Sketching from the Imagination: An Insight into Creative Drawing and Sketching from the Imagination: Fantasy, this new title is dedicated to fantasy's sibling genre, sci-fi, in all its forms. From doodles of robots and aliens to concept designs for spaceships and speculative life-forms, including rendered drawings of invented worlds, Sketching from the Imagination: Sci-fi presents a handpicked collection of the best sketches and drawings by sci-fi artists from across the globe—each with their own unique style and approach to the genre.Each artist presents an impressive showcase of images from their sketchbooks, accompanied by their own enlightening commentary, and page upon page of useful tips, techniques, creative insights, and invaluable advice for getting your ideas out of your brain and onto the page. Sketching from the Imagination: Sci-fi is not only a must-have resource for any concept designer's shelf, but a stunning compilation of drawings that will delight sci-fi fans and any admirer of beautiful artwork.

After the worldwide success of their books Sketching: The Basics and Sketching: Drawing Techniques for Product Designers, the authors now shift their focus from "how to sketch" to "why you sketch."Design sketching serves many different goals. You can sketch to brainstorm, find or articulate ideas, or to present a project to team members, technical producers, and, of course, to clients. All these goals require different sketching techniques and presentations. This book teaches you how you can communicate through your sketches. Includes portfolios from leading international design studios.

A must have for product design students!Are designers still making drawings by hand? Isn't it more advanced to use a computer in this computer era? Some may think sketching is a disappearing skill, but if you ever enter a design studio, you will find out differently. Studios still make sketches and drawings by hand and in most cases, quite a lot of them. They are an integral part of the decision-making process, used in the early stages of design, in brainstorming sessions, in the phase of research and concept exploration, and in presentation. Drawing has proved to be, next to verbal explanation, a powerful tool for communicating not only with fellow designers, engineers or model makers but also with clients, contractors and public offices. This book can be regarded as a standard book on design sketching, useful for students in product design.

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The second edition of this text updates the introduction to marker technique and adds a new section on special methods. It is rewritten and revised throughout, with two new chapters and eight additional pages of colour. There are five step-by-step demonstrations. The author explores the special characteristics of using felt tip markers as an expressive tool and shows how designers can get the most out of using them. Wang discusses how to fully exploit the marker's range of applications and techniques. His guidelines cover many types of subjects, including sketching of landscapes, buildings, people and natural panoramas using a variety of lines, textures and tonal values to create different effects. Details are given on types of paper and colour selection. This book should be of interest to architects, landscape architects, artists, designers, graphic designers and other professionals.