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Drawing Class, Animals: Learn To Draw with Simple Shapes and Online Tutorials
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Artists and doodlers will love this step-by-step method of drawing 60 different animals using simple shapes, such as rectangles, triangles and semicircles. Graphic designer and illustrator Kim (“Draw 62” series; You Can Be Just Happy Today) makes the process easy with clear directions for creating these cute critters. Kim masterfully simplifies heads, torsos, and legs of farm animals, woodland and winged creatures, and much more. While each of the book’s drawings has cartoonish features, they still capture the animals’ essence. Simple poses on the left are followed by more complex ones on the right. There are also QR codes that link to videos of the author demonstrating her craft.
VERDICT Fun and easy-to-follow, this book of techniques can be enjoyed by children, teens, and adults.
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As Capital Projects Manager for Cleveland Public Library Facility Master Plan, I am happy to say that the last rendering is from our Lorain Branch project, designed by HBM (Peter Bolek). Outdoor spaces are a priority for us as we design libraries for the future. To this end we have worked closely with DERU LA (https://www.deru-la.com/about) to create standards for these spaces throughout our 27 branch system. This year we will present the Hough Branch project at Greenbuild in San Diego. This project features an innovative approach, integrating the primary bio-retention cell with performance and outdoor classroom space. To learn more, find us at CPL.org, or go to https://courbanize.com/collections/cpl and follow this and all of our projects.
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Kath Sonnhalter
As Capital Projects Manager for Cleveland Public Library Facility Master Plan, I am happy to say that the last rendering is from our Lorain Branch project, designed by HBM (Peter Bolek). Outdoor spaces are a priority for us as we design libraries for the future. To this end we have worked closely with DERU LA (https://www.deru-la.com/about) to create standards for these spaces throughout our 27 branch system. This year we will present the Hough Branch project at Greenbuild in San Diego. This project features an innovative approach, integrating the primary bio-retention cell with performance and outdoor classroom space. To learn more, find us at CPL.org, or go to https://courbanize.com/collections/cpl and follow this and all of our projects.
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