If you think you can't draw, it's all in your head...literally! Every time you pick up a pencil, a battle rages between the two sides of your brain. This book is here to show you that the secret to creating true-to-life renderings is silencing your logical brain and letting your artistic side take over.

Unlike most drawing books, which provide methods for analyzing subjects and simplifying them into easily digestible forms for drawing, Drawing with Your Artist's Brain shows you how to put to use what you already know--how to see!

Author: Carl Purcell
Format: hardback, 128 pgs., 8 1/2 in. x 11 in.
Publisher: North Light, 2007

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