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Achieving a likeness in portrait requires close coordination of the hand and eye; Douglas Graves, a professional portraitist, has developed this basic premise into a functional technique. He describes portraiture as an evolving process: observing the basic surface shapes, discovering how these... read more
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There's a tremendous variety of interesting materials you can use to draw portraits.
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- Douglas R. Graves (Author)
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Original Language: English
Publisher: Watson-Guptill Publications
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Publication Date: 1974
ISBN: 0823014304
Page Count: 159
Publisher: Watson-Guptill Publications
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Publication Date: 1974
ISBN: 0823014304
Page Count: 159
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- Dewey: 743.4
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