Description
You don’t have to be an artist to create dazzling designs. Learn how to recycle jewels, stickers, craft materials, wallpaper and magazine photos to make fun-tastic collages. The easy instructions and valuable illustration tips will help you add zip, zap and zoom to all your artwork. Step-by-step instructions explain many of the drawing fundamentals of perspective, horizon line and point of view.
One of the Mark Thurman drawing series geared to young readers wanting to understand the fundamentals of drawing and cartooning. The easy to follow text combined with the wonderful illustrations make these important concepts come to life.
About the Author
Mark Thurman’s first children’s book was published in 1979 and since then he has has produced 23 of his own titles books and illustrated and designed 26 books for other authors. He co-authored and illustrated 153 episodes of the “Mighty Mites” Comic in OWL Magazine from 1976 to 1991. Mark has visited hundreds of schools across Canada teaching young students the fundamentals of drawing and cartooning – many of the same things covered in his books. Mark has taught at Central Technical School in Toronto, Toronto school of Art, OCA, and at Sheridan College in the Animation Program since 2002. The Osborne Collection of early children’s books -Toronto Public Library, has an extensive collection of Mark Thurman book illustration materials.
