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How to Draw Leprechauns: In Simple Steps (How to Draw (Search Press))

How to Draw Leprechauns: In Simple Steps (How to Draw (Search Press))

by Michael Terry (Author)

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    Paperback 2009

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Synopsis

All drawing is based on simple beginnings and the construction of lines and shapes. Michael Terry shows how easy it is to draw a great selection of leprechauns in different poses and situations. Using initial basic geometric shapes, he uses two contrasting colours to build up each stage, finishing with a complete image and a full colour version of the leprechaun for artists who require colour references.

28 of these mischievous little folk are included, some with pots of gold, some shoemaking, others resting quietly, or going about their daily business. Even absolute beginners will be able to create great drawings following these illustrations.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 32
 Publisher: Search Press Ltd
Published: 16 Jan 2009
ISBN 10: 1844484165
ISBN 13: 9781844484164

Media Reviews

March 09

Another one from the popular How to Draw range, this time Michael shows us in a series of simple steps how to create cheeky and lively leprechauns. He uses a simple method of shapes joined together by lines to show us how easy it is to draw these little folk. There are 28 of them in all in a variety of positions from the traditional shoemaking, to holding pots of gold, peeping out from trees and hedges to playing a number of different musical instruments.

The beauty of this book is that like all the How to Draw series it's so simple to follow each step. The first step is drawn in an ochre colour and subsequent steps in a purple, with the last step changing back to ochre. Its incredibly easy for even a very beginner to create great drawings following Michaels' simple instructions.

* JeannieZelos.com *
Author Bio
Michael studied graphic design and illustration, then moved to London and worked as a designer and typographer in various design groups and advertising agencies. He decided to go freelance as an illustrator and he quickly gained a good reputation, producing work for advertising agencies, editors and publishing companies. During this time, he gained an illustration award and an award for 'Best poster illustration'. Some of the clients Michael has produced work for are: Cadbury's, British Airways, Puffin Books, Bloomsbury Children's Books, Golden Books (Random House) and Scholastic. Since the mid 1990's he has been a successful children's book illustrator and has produced many books for this market.