A focused bundle of drawing guides that complement a 30-day foundational course. These titles reinforce daily practice, core skills, and confident progression from simple forms to figures and portraits.
Ideal for absolute beginners who want a structured, month-long roadmap. Mark Kistler guides you through 20-minute daily lessons that move from simple spheres and cubes to faces, hands, and more complex scenes, emphasizing drawing as a learnable skill...
You Can Draw in 30 Days: Fun, Easy Way
Good for beginners who have finished a 30-day starter and want to improve how they see. Betty Edwards uses exercises in contour drawing, negative space, proportion, and light and shadow to retrain visual perception, enabling more realistic drawings i...
Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, 4th Ed
Suited to beginners and improvers who want lots of practical exercises beyond introductory courses. Bert Dodson presents fifty-five "keys" with short, focused drills that train observation, line control, and value, helping you draw any subject with g...
Keys to Drawing by Bert Dodson
Great for nervous or younger beginners who respond to a playful, cartoon-based approach. Andrew Loomis introduces construction drawing through humorous characters, teaching you to build heads and figures from simple forms while keeping the tone light...
Fun-With-a-Pencil.pdf - West Cedar Studio
Designed for adults who want gentle, progressive projects in still life and basic scenes. Mark and Mary Willenbrink cover materials, basic shapes, proportion, perspective, and shading through step-by-step exercises that build on each other, from coff...
Drawing for the Absolute Beginner: Clear Guide
Ideal for busy learners who can only spare short daily sessions. Jordan DeWilde breaks drawing into brief lessons on shape, texture, form, shading, perspective, and simple figures, many of which can be completed in 10-30 minutes. It extends a 30-day ...
30-Minute Drawing for Beginners: Easy Lessons
Best for students ready to move from basic forms into full human figures. Andrew Loomis covers anatomy, planes, lighting, movement, and costume with clear construction methods aimed at those who already grasp drawing fundamentals. It is a strong next...
Figure Drawing for All It's Worth - Loomis
Aimed at intermediate learners who want to invent figures from imagination rather than only copy references. Michael Hampton simplifies surface anatomy and teaches gesture, structural construction, and rhythm so you can design dynamic poses confident...
Figure Drawing: Design and Invention - Amazon.com
Perfect for artists who find portraits and hands especially challenging after basic practice. Andrew Loomis offers detailed methods for head proportions across ages, perspective of the head, facial features, and expressive hands, combining theory wit...
andrew loomis drawing the head & hands
Targeted at learners who want strong technical perspective skills for vehicles, architecture, and environments. Scott Robertson and Thomas Bertling teach you to build accurate perspective grids, ellipses, and complex forms, supported by video-linked ...