The Two-pencil Method: The Revolutionary Approach To Drawing It All

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The Two-pencil Method: The Revolutionary Approach To Drawing It All

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  • Date de publication : May 16, 2023
  • Langue : anglais
  • Nombre de pages : 160
  • Éditeur : Clarkson Potter/Ten Speed
  • ISBN : 9780399581250
  • Dimensions : 8.0" W x 0.47" L x 9.98" H
“I've been drawing comics for years, and I learn something new every time I read one of Mark's books. The Two-Pencil Methodbreaks everything down in to simple and concise lessons that are straight to the point and full of wonderful knowledge." --Will Sliney, artist of Spider-Man 2099 and Scarlet Spider for Marvel Comics. 

Praise for The Drawing Lesson:


"An original and accessible way to learn to draw." --Kirkus Review

"An artful balance of character and technique, of observed human moments and carefully pitched instruction, that will appeal to students with artistic aspirations." --School Library Journal
Mark Crilley was raised in Detroit, Michigan. After graduating from Kalamazoo College, he traveled to Taiwan and Japan, where he taught English for nearly five years. It was during his stay in Japan that he created the Eisner Award–nominated comic Akiko on the Planet Smoo, which spawned a series of graphic novels and prose novel adaptations.In 1998, Mark Crilley was named to Entertainment Weekly’s It List of the 100 most creative people in entertainment.

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