How to Draw Portraits: A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners with 10 Projects
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How to Draw Portraits: A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners with 10 Projects Details
About the Author Susie Hodge has a passion for art education and has been teaching practical art and art history to children and adults for over 11 years. She has written and illustrated many books including Art Attack How to Draw, Drawing... is Fun! and many titles in the Art in History series. She also works for the Royal Academy, the Tate and the V&A museum to produce booklets for visitors, teachers and students. She lives in Westcliff-in-Sea, Essex. Read more
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Reviews
The book is okay, but it could have included a more detailed step by step intro to each drawing. The book is supposed to be for beginners, and I thought it might be good for my granddaughter to use; it is a little too advanced for her because it lacks the basic instructions which she needs.
