Portraits By Vasudeo Kamath
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.
Sketching and Drawing – A Personal View – By Shivaji Tupe
About the book
Artist Shivaji Tupe is actively working in the field of landscape painting for more than fifty years. He has travelled many a place in India in search of subjects for landscape painting. Along with a variety of subjects, he has used watercolour, oil paint, opaque watercolour, acrylics, as his mediums to express his creative urge. In addition he has worked a lot in pen and ink medium in free way.
In this book you will find his thoughts about outdoor sketching in pen and ink medium, his working methods and qualities of this medium. When you will see these pen and ink works you will understand the vast creative scope offered by this challenging medium.
Sketching And Drawing – A Personal View By Ravi Paranjape
Sketching and Drawing By Vasudeo Kamath
About the book
This inspiring book does away with lengthy explanations of techniques. Instead, Kamath has been successful in presenting a wide variety of his work which itself is an able guide. Although pencil sketches dominate, the book also has quick colour sketches and Kamath’s self-portrait too. It is a must-have on any art enthusiast’s book shelf.
Sketching By Pratap Mulick
About the book
This book by renowned artist Pratap Mulick has been one of the best-selling books on drawing, having sold over 1,00,000 copies to date. Absolutely Indian in its flavour, it is a condensation of Pratap Mulick’s life-long devotion to figure drawing and illustration and guides the reader through his repertoire without any fuss.
