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Deer: The Ultimate Artist's Reference: A Comprehensive Collection of Sketches, Photographs and Reference Material Review

Deer: The Ultimate Artist's Reference: A Comprehensive Collection of Sketches, Photographs and Reference Material
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This book helped me understand a lot of anatomy questions I had about the beautiful and mysterious form of the deer. There aren't that many reference photos to go off of online and it's difficult to find deer (at least where I live) that will allow you to inspect them up close, so this product was a God-send! This book offers a great collection of images, both photo and drawn, that plainly illustrates the way the legs, head, body, antlers, ears, eyes, nose, and even tail look!
I am also extremely appreciative of the fact that this book does not seem to be targeted towards beginners because it doesn't dally around with simple concepts like 'how to draw circles' or other such nonsense. Any text at all is limited and quick, just the way I like it! Images definitely dominate this how-to book, and I am very grateful for that. I learn best by seeing, not by reading, and hopefully others who purchase this product will also benefit from that design.

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Design Rendering Techniques: A Guide to Drawing and Presenting Design Ideas Review

Design Rendering Techniques: A Guide to Drawing and Presenting Design Ideas
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The book shows the basic steps using the new available materials for industrial designers to use. I have known the book from a friend and tried to buy one for myself in the Philippines but it seems fast gone from bookstores. Since I love the classic and manual rendering before I use the computer, I found the book so informative that I learned to improvise and develop my own style of rendering. It helped me focus on the concept better because I have gained confidence in handling rendering materials and the basic understanding of light and shadow play on different textures.

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