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Force Drawing Series

The FORCE Companion

Quick Tips and Tricks

Mattesi, Mike & Benilia, Swendly

The FORCE Companion

Force Drawing Series

The FORCE Companion

Quick Tips and Tricks

Force Drawing Series: The FORCE Companion

 

Swendly Benilia shares with us simple and tangible tips and tricks to understanding and drawing FORCE across hundreds of drawings full of dynamism and energy! This book is an excellent companion to the FORCE brand as it delivers hundreds of FORCE drawings with succinct notations, approved by Mike Mattesi, about improving your FORCE drawing skills.

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Beschrijving Force Drawing Series: The FORCE Companion

Swendly Benilia shares with us simple and tangible tips and tricks to understanding and drawing FORCE across hundreds of drawings full of dynamism and energy! This book is an excellent companion to the FORCE brand as it delivers hundreds of FORCE drawings with succinct notations, approved by Mike Mattesi, about improving your FORCE drawing skills.

ISBN
9781138341746
Pagina's
244
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Serie
Force Drawing Series
NUR
640
Druk
1
Uitvoering
Paperback / softback
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Taylor & Francis Ltd

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