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Draw 50 Famous Faces: The Step-By-Step Way to Draw Shakespeare, Bill Cosby, George Washington, and Many More...

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I started off drawing faces from a book that shows all these circles, then all of the sudden have a great looking face. I was extremely annoyed until I stumbled upon this book. It has amazing steps that lets you draw great looking faces in a short period of time. I now have drawn Washington, Teddy Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln, Humphrey Bogart, Charlie Chaplin and LOTS more to come.

This is a really good book. It has a lot of historical figures as well as current people to draw. The only drawback is that it was first published a while back, so pictures like Barbra Streisand and Bill Cosby are kind of outdated.

The author is the best drawing teacher you never had. Thanks to his books, particularly this one, I really surprised myself drawing things I never thought I could. Buy this book and catch yourself drawing an excellent portrait of Chaplin, Einstein, Shakespeare. It is a uniquely satisfying experience.

People always say they can't draw faces. Faces are too complex to draw. Well now you can. Get the book and impress yourself and friends.

excellent book for the budding artist, or those who would like to hone their skills. reasonably priced, and highly recommended.

I love this book. It's a must for all budding young artist. I bought this for my son when he was young. I'm amazed at what he can do. There's nothing wrong with being self taught. A young person can spend hours until he or she gets it right. I even wrote a fan letter to Mr. Ames years ago, enclosed with a few of my son's drawings that he had inspired. He was kind enough to send a reply. I've framed the letter.