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101 Ways to Draw: A Field Guide to Drawing Mediums and Techniques by DAVID WEBB
Category: Art and Design
From soft pencils to graphite powder, ballpoint to fibre-tip pens, conte sticks to watercolour pencils, this unique guide covers everything you need to know to begin mastering and combining different media in your drawing. This visual directory of drawing techniques beyond the pencil provides you with t ...Show more
Complete Guide to Watercolour: All the Essential Techniques and Skills You Need by David Webb
Category: Art and Design | Series: Complete Guide
In this beautifully produced book, artist and teacher David Webb shares his expertise to provide comprehensive guidance for anyone painting in watercolour, from beginners up. How-to techniques are at the heart of the book and feature detailed explanations and demonstrations that will get you progressin ...Show more
The Killing School (Inside the World's Deadliest Sniper Program) by Brandon Webb; John David Mann
Category: History
The Killing School brings readers inside the U.S. Naval Special Warfare (SEAL) Scout/Sniper Course--the grueling three-month training program that produces the world's deadliest snipers. As a SEAL sniper and combat veteran, Webb was tapped to revamp the U.S. Naval Special Warfare (SEAL) Scout/Sniper Sc ...Show more
Thinking About Suicide: Contemplating and Comprehending the Urge to Die by David Webb
Category: Culture
The aim here is not to attempt any generalisations from individual, personal experience but rather to contribute the author's story to the meagre body of first-person data currently found in suicidology. A second purpose is to use the author's story to draw attention to some serious shortcomings in suic ...Show more
This Gift, This Poem by Jean Kent (Editor); David Musgrave (Editor); Carolyn Rickett (Editor); Jen Webb (Editor)
Category: Poetry
One of poetry's chief purposes is to draw people together. It has always been a means for communicating stories, beliefs, customs, and values of a people. In moments of crisis, we turn to poetry because it has that unique ability to express and formalise emotion, to bring something of ourselves into bei ...Show more
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