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Draw 100 Dragons - From Basic Shapes to Amazing Drawings in Super-Easy Steps by Paul Bryn Davies
Category: Art & Art History | Series: Draw 100 Ser.
Learn to draw 100 extraordinary dragons in 6 easy steps, starting with simple shapes. For all ages.Enter the dragon's den and draw every scale! From fire-breathing monsters to majestic sea serpents, Paul Bryn Davies' boundless imagination will inspire you to draw like you never have before. Start off si ...Show more
Fantasy Art in Watercolour by Paul Bryn Davies
Category: Art and Design
Three expert watercolourists show how to paint fairies, dragons, unicorns and angels in watercolour.
How To Draw Dragons: In Simple Steps by Paul Bryn Davies
Category: Art and Design | Series: How to Draw
All drawing is based on the simple construction of lines and shapes.This great new series teaches how to draw popular subjects in extremely easy step-by-step stages.Even an absolute beginner will be able to create great drawings following these illustrations.In this book, Paul Davies includes a fantasti ...Show more
How to Draw Vampires: in Simple Steps by Paul Bryn Davies
Category: Art | Series: How to Draw
Dynamic, dark, charismatic, these creatures are laid bare in easy stages, with initial simple shapes building up to powerful fantasy figures. From manga-style to comic style, whatever your taste this book is the key to drawing fantastic images. Creepy ghouls, bat-winged beings, cartoon characters, fang- ...Show more
Painting Dragons in Watercolour by Paul Bryn Davies
Category: Art and Design | Series: Fantasy Art Series
Paul Bryn Davies shows how to paint a fantastic selection of dragons using innovative and simple watercolour techniques. Starting with a section on how to draw bodies, wings and features, the book moves on to explain how to paint scales, fire and different backgrounds. Step-by-step demonstrations offer ...Show more
Ready to Paint Fairies by Paul Bryn Davies
Category: Art and Design | Series: Ready to Paint Fantasy Art
There are five beautiful projects, each accompanied by a full-size tracing of the initial drawing. This means that if you have limited drawing skills, or simply wish to get straight on to the painting, you can simply transfer the drawing to your watercolour paper using the easy instructions provided, an ...Show more
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