Figure Drawing Made Easy by Shankar Modgekar
About the book
Constructive figures of male and female, different positions & shapes. Study of shoulders & hips in different drapery, dress-folds, shades & light expressions, Foreshortening, action, eye-level study, partially covered figure. Colour plates, pencil & charcoal shading, etc. This is a very popular book all over India. Useful for all art students at every level of study. Recommended by Director of Art, Government of Maharashtra.
Head Study – Simplifying the Human Head By Tushar Moleshwari
About the book
After the success of his first book 'Figure Drawing', Tushar Moleshwari is back with his second book Head Study.
Human head is one of the most complex forms. Drawing a head can be difficult if it is not simplified. Simplification is the key. Keeping this in mind, Tushar Moleshwari explains the basic fundamentals of drawing human head in a simple way. He also describes the skull and basic superficial muscle structure of the human head.
Navneet Art of Sketching with Colour Pencils Portraits
Navneet John Fernandes Figure Drawing
Perspective
About the book
Amply illustrated and written in an easy narrative style, Mulick demystifies the seemingly difficult subject and helps the art student to allay his anxieties about ‘getting it right’. In fact, few books have dared to venture into this territory and Mulick has successfully conveyed the concept, staying clear of complex definitions and methods; used traditionally.
PORTFOLIO – LANDSCAPES Anant Kulkarni
About the book
The portfolio series represents a cross section of the artist's creative expression. Further it unfolds the process, thoughts and revel hidden techniques used by the artist.
Anant Kulkarni has a true love for landscapes, drawing and his sketch-book. The sketch-book is his companion throughout the artistic journey. This book represents a grand portfolio of his landscapes in colour.
Apart from a variety of subjects, these works reflect his unique drawing ability, composition sense, restrained use of colours and above all his point of view to look at the subject, which transform the reality into his own graphic language.
This collection is a representation of different ways of landscape-drawing and will inspire young art students, art lovers and professional artists.
Portrait Techniques Made Easy by Grace Prakashan
About the book
Subject covered: Portrait drawing in different dry mediums. Explained by showing
ascending steps of drawing & shading. More than 20 styles of drawing portrait, use of
drawing crayon, graded pencil, charcoal, pastel, sketch pen, microtip pen, crowquill,
stumping powder, dry brush work, colour pencils, etc.
Useful for advanced study & hobby drawing.
Recommended by Director of Art, Government of Maharashtra.
Highly appreciated all over India.
Sketchbook by Milind Mulick
About the book
As every artist knows, sketching is the foundation on which a painting is developed. In his masterful way, Mulick explains the use of pencils and ink as well as colour to make sketches. From the rapid, minimalist sketches done in a few seconds to elaborate studies, sketchbook brings a happy smile to the reader’s face and encourages him to take up pencil and begin.
Sketching and Drawing – A Personal View – By Anant Kulkarni
About the book
Anant Kulkarni has a long teaching experience in one of the best Art Schools in India, Sir J. J. Institute of Applied Art, Mumbai. Besides teaching he is working as a freelance Illustrator and Designer, with his own style and approach. He gives utmost importance to concept building in his work. These works will inspire art school students, professional artists and art lovers too.
Sketching and Drawing – A Personal View – By Maruti Patil
About the book
Senior artist Maruti Patil, after having many awards to his credit still loves sketching. Here he shares his thoughts and working methods of sketching and drawing the human figure, a subject most budding artists find challenging.
It helps one to understand various ways of sketching like time-sketch, quick-sketch, etc. In addition, the artist shares some different ways of using pencil, pastels and bow-pen.
His experience as a teacher for more than 40 years makes his advice useful for everyone who loves sketching and figure drawing.
Sketching and Drawing – A Personal View – By Rahul Deshpande
About the book
Pencil and paper are the most preliminary but important materials which open the creative world of drawing to artists. There are many ways to handle the pencil.
In this book, artist Rahul Deshpande shows tonal drawing with pencil, focusing on outdoor landscape studies. He explains how this approach helps as a foundation for creating paintings in any medium later on. He also shares some thoughts on drawing, observation skills, composition, tonal representation and shadow patterns.
Along with a variety of subjects, this book will encourage art lovers, art students and professional artists to handle pencil as a tonal medium.
Sketching and Drawing – A Personal View – By Sanjay Shelar
About the book
Newly revised edition of this book.
Sanjay Shelar is a young artist from Kolhapur tradition of realistic school. Though his main subject of interest is portrait and figure, he is also in constant search of new subjects for landscapes and still life painting. In this book he explains his methods of sketching and drawing, classifying concepts of rapid sketch, time sketch as well as detailed tonal study.