Creative Illustration

During his vocation as one of America's generally sought-after artists, Andrew Loomis (1889-1959) educated at the American Academy of Art in Chicago, and in 1939 he systematized his exercises in his first manual, Fun with a Pencil. After four years it had effectively experienced six printings, and he followed up over the course of the following twenty years with a progression of considerably more fruitful how-to books that stay the best quality level for craftsmen right up 'til today....
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During his vocation as one of America's generally sought-after artists, Andrew Loomis (1889-1959) educated at the American Academy of Art in Chicago, and in 1939 he systematized his exercises in his first manual, Fun with a Pencil. After four years it had effectively experienced six printings, and he followed up over the course of the following twenty years with a progression of considerably more fruitful how-to books that stay the best quality level for craftsmen right up 'til today. Imaginative Illustration is viewed as Loomis' showstopper, which was pointed essentially at the expert level artist. Partitioned into seven areas: Line, Tone, Color, Telling the Story, Creating Ideas, Fields of Illustration, and Experimenting and Studies, this book is loaded up with directions, tips, insider encounters, and inconceivable representations.