Medici Complete Life Drawing Manual

Author: Li Wei
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: As the saying goes in military strategy, "injuring ten fingers is not as good as cutting off one." The same applies to painting--rather than vaguely painting this and that without mastering anything, it's better to calm down, study meticulously, summarize the rules, and paint one thing well, then apply that knowledge to others. This is the original intention behind compiling this "Three Hours to Master Drawing Plaster Portraits." The plaster portraits selected in this book are the most frequently used ones in teaching and exams. We will analyze them one by one, summarize the key points, simplify the complexities, and grasp the essence to facilitate learning and use for, especially those preparing for the art college entrance exams, who will find it particularly valuable for direct reference.
As the saying goes in military strategy, "injuring ten fingers is not as good as cutting off one." This means it's better to launch a decisive blow than to engage in protracted, exhausting battles. The same applies to painting--rather than vaguely painting this and that without mastering anything, it's better to calm down, study meticulously, summarize the rules, and paint one thing well, then apply that knowledge to others. This is the original intention behind compiling this "Three Hours to Master Drawing Plaster Portraits."
Through detailed multi-angle analysis and sketches of a single plaster portrait, this book helps students gain a deeper understanding of the subject and rapidly improve their in the "repetition" of practice. The plaster portraits selected in this book are the most frequently used ones in teaching and exams. We will analyze them one by one, summarize the key points, simplify the complexities, and grasp the essence to facilitate learning and use for, especially those preparing for the art college entrance exams, who will find it particularly valuable for direct reference.