How to Draw Vampires: in Simple Steps

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From Manga style to comic style, horror and fantasy art fans will find much inspiration in this collection of the most feared creatures of the night. This manual offers clear instructions on how to create an awesome variety of dark, dynamic, and charismatic vampires, with figures leaping off the pages as they crawl out of tombstones, subdue their victims, and give in to bloodlust. Step by step, each character is built up in stages, starting with basic geometric shapes and slowly becoming ...

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Overview

From Manga style to comic style, horror and fantasy art fans will find much inspiration in this collection of the most feared creatures of the night. This manual offers clear instructions on how to create an awesome variety of dark, dynamic, and charismatic vampires, with figures leaping off the pages as they crawl out of tombstones, subdue their victims, and give in to bloodlust. Step by step, each character is built up in stages, starting with basic geometric shapes and slowly becoming completed personages. All the popular vampires are here, from traditional cloaked creatures to more modern alluring female vampires.

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This slim volume is part of the "Simple Steps" drawing series, which covers a variety of subjects, including animals, plants, and imaginary creatures. As the title suggests, Davies's (How To Draw Fairies in Simple Steps) book is straightforward and narrowly focused. Save for a brief introduction, it is entirely comprised of drawings. Readers are shown how to sketch and draw cartoonlike line drawings of fanged, cape-clad vampires. Children and younger teens will enjoy this book.
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781844486403
  • Publisher: Search Press, Limited
  • Publication date: 4/1/2011
  • Series: How to Draw
  • Pages: 32
  • Sales rank: 597,203
  • Product dimensions: 8.30 (w) x 11.40 (h) x 0.10 (d)

Meet the Author

Paul Bryn Davies is a commercial illustrator who has designed more than 150 book jackets for bestselling authors such as Stephen King, Christopher Pike, Robert E. Vardeman, and Lyall Watson. He is the author of several books, including Dragons in Watercolour, Fairies in Watercolour, How to Draw Dragons, How to Draw Fairies, Painting Dragons in Watercolour, and Painting Fairies in Watercolour.

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