Customer Reviews

How to Draw Fantasy Characters (How to Draw (Watson Guptill))

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What originally attracted me to this book were the drawings. But this is a great instructional book as well. My kids and I, all beginners, really were able to advance our drawings at a rapid pace. We are big fans of the Christoper Hart How to Draw Series. Any other fan or newcomer to this series will love this book as well.

I wish this book had had more vampires, devils, and fairies, which is what I was looking for. What was in it was very creative and made me rethink. All Christopher Hart's books seem to be worth their weight in gold and have helped me tremendously, even though he sometimes jumps ahead in his technique without giving the beginner more instruction on how to do that! Anyway, I am delighted with this book; it has things in it I wouldn't have thought of. Still looking for funny vampires, though.

What originally attracted me to this book were the drawings. But this is a great instructional book as well. My kids and I, all beginners, really were able to advance our drawings at a rapid pace. We are big fans of the Christoper Hart How to Draw Series. Any other fan or newcomer to this series will love this book as well.

Not really what you would expect...This book would have been so much better if it had viriety, it had fantasy characters in it but its mostly stuff thats well...boring, thats is the only word i can think of for it. The only section that was worth the book was the unicorns, i mean most of the characters are mounster fantasy, they only had one fairy in it and it look like a bug , and only one kind of angel which was, a fat guy with yellow wings, the mermaid look like a 5 year old drew it. its really not worth the buy just go to the libairy and check it out, in a day you will have it read.