Translated into 13 languages, with more than 2.5 million copies sold, Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain is the world's most widely used drawing instruction book. Whether you feel you have little talent and you doubt you could ever learn, or you enjoy drawing but have not been able to get much beyond a childlike level, this book will show you how to gain the skill you have always wanted. If you are already drawing as a professional or as an artist in training, it will give you greater confidence in your ability and deepen your artistic perception. The 20th anniversary edition of this classic has been dramatically revised, with more than fifty percent new material, including recent developments in brain research that relate to drawing, new insights on the use of drawing techniques in the corporate world and in education, instruction on self-expression through drawing, ways to step beyond black and white drawing into color, and detailed advice on applying the five basi skills of drawing to solve problems. See how this book's astonishing success in teaching millions to draw can work for you, too! Paperback, 291 pages.
ISBN 874774241. J.P. Tarcher

Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain Workbook is a convenient way to advance your ability with practice. This workbook provides forty basic and new exercises that reinforce the five basic skills of drawing. Each provides appropriate subject matter, brief instruction, sample drawing, a ready-made format in which to draw and helpful post-exercise pointers. In addition to portrait drawing with pencil, you will explore new subject matter--still life, landscape, imaginative drawing--using alternative mediums such as pen and ink, charcoal and crayons.
If you are taking a drawing class, have already received instruction through a book or course or just prefer to learn by doing, this volume of guided practice will be a permanent record of your work that offers the perfect opportunity to one your skills and expand your repertoire. Spiral-bound paperback, 146 pages.
ISBN 585421952 J.P.Tarcher