Other editions of book How to Draw Disney's Toy Story 2

How to Draw 2 helps you learn to draw step by step as it explores more advanced techniques, such as composition and perspective. Here Water T. Foster continues the drawing lessons introduced in How to Draw 1, showing you how to develop and improve your drawing skills. This valuable guide provides instruction on creating texture and shading, as well as covering other essential techniques and artistic principles that will improve your drawings. With help from acclaimed artist William F. Powell, Walter Foster presents a range of subject matter through clear, easy-to-follow demonstrations. With a wealth of beautiful drawings youÆll learn to re-create on your own, this classic book will become a valued resource that youÆll refer to again and again!

Walter T. Foster pairs with acclaimed artist Mia Tavonatti to show you how to render an array of engaging cats and adorable kittens in pencil, with tips on adding touches with brush and ink. In Cats, youÆll find explanations for a number of basic drawing techniques and special effects as you learn methods for developing each of your drawings to its fullest. YouÆll learn how to draw your favorite felines step by step, and youÆll also discover a wealth of beautiful drawings of cats and kittens to both copy and admire! Filled with both information and inspiration, Cats makes a fabulous addition to any artistÆs drawing reference library.

A working knowledge of human anatomy is essential for any artist who wishes to render the most realistic human form possible. Anatomy provides artists with an introduction to the complete male and female skeletal and muscular systems, including an in-depth look at the configuration of the human skull, with a comprehensive overview of the jawùimportant keys to accurately drawing the human head. Not only will you will learn where bones are placed and how they are joined, but youÆll also discover how you can incorporate this knowledge into your art for improved realism, making this book an essential reference you will refer to again and again.