Architecture : super-quick techniques for amazing drawings / Liz Steel.
By: Steel, Liz [author.].
Series: 5-minute sketching: Publisher: Richmond Hill, Ontario : Firefly Books, 2016Description: 128 pages : Illustrations (some color) ; 23 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781770857575.Other title: 5-minute sketching Architecture : super-quick techniques for amazing drawings [Title appears on resource as:].Subject(s): Architecture in art | Buildings in art | Drawing -- TechniqueGenre/Form: Print books.Summary: Sketching has become very popular. In more than 60 cities around the world, from New Jersey, San Diego, and Montreal to as far as Moscow and Australia, "sketch crawls" find artists drawing what they see. A new social network has emerged where these sketch artists meet for group crawls and upload and share their work online. Like coloring, sketching taps into a desire to be creative in the bygone way of pencil and paper. 5-Minute Sketching -- Architecture can help artists of all abilities -- but especially novices -- to understand and reproduce real-life perspective in their drawings. The rules of perspective will become instinctive and the artist can focus on the creative: decorative forms, the setting, the mood, the people, and the activity that gives life to architecture.| Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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| On Shelf | NC825.B8 S74 2016 (Browse shelf) | Available | AU0000000007684 |
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Sketching has become very popular. In more than 60 cities around the world, from New Jersey, San Diego, and Montreal to as far as Moscow and Australia, "sketch crawls" find artists drawing what they see. A new social network has emerged where these sketch artists meet for group crawls and upload and share their work online. Like coloring, sketching taps into a desire to be creative in the bygone way of pencil and paper. 5-Minute Sketching -- Architecture can help artists of all abilities -- but especially novices -- to understand and reproduce real-life perspective in their drawings. The rules of perspective will become instinctive and the artist can focus on the creative: decorative forms, the setting, the mood, the people, and the activity that gives life to architecture.