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This is the perfect first book for learning to paint people. It shows how to get started with materials lists, basic techniques, lots of step-by-step demonstrations and a glossary of terms. The demonstrations build on basic techniques to develop skills, showing how to achieve finished results for a variety of subjects. A wide variety of ages and ethnic types will be represented, particularly children, with demonstrations that feature multiple people and incorporate other basic elements into the paintings.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Lee Hammond is a highly skilled and respected artist. In this book, she explains simply and clearly, all the basic tips for artists wishing to attempt portrait painting. The illistrations are beautiful and step-by-step instructions are clearly presented. I would reccommend this book to anyone.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Lee Hammond works in a forensic team at her local police department and gets involved in drawing portraits of wanted people. Consequently she is very precise and dimensionally correct. She measures the distance from nose to mouth, nose to eyes, places top of ear in line with eye brow but there is little emotion in her portraits. Her book has taught me, in great detail, how to construct a face but it looks almost exactly like a photograph when I have finished. I don't want a photograph - I want a painting.
So Lee Hammond - good teacher, unemotional artist.
So Lee Hammond - good teacher, unemotional artist.
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I am fairly new to Acrylics and found this book an excellent guide to painting portraits. It has detailed step by step instructions with great pictures to accompany them. Very easy to follow.
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A really practical guide. The subject is tackled in a straightforward manner and insired me to persevere and have a go.
Published 17 months ago by Ron Mote
painting portraits
she ,Lee Hammond is a wonderfull artist. her book is so informative. Ilearnt a lot from this book . iwill in the near future buy her other titels.
Published on 9 Dec 2009 by A. M. dishman
Acrylic painting
As usual Lee Hammond has produced an easy to understand and follow book. I have most of what Lee has written and this book is another example of 'how to' that is ideal for new... Read more
Published on 16 Feb 2009 by E. Raine
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