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Explore painting realistic imaginative images for fantasy, sci-fi, and more
- For those interested in recreating history, visualizing extinct wildlife, or simply telling a story with a picture
- Filled with plenty of examples to accompany the text
- Covers painting foundations such as sketching, architecture, and composition, as well as specific subjects including dinosaurs, creatures, and aliens
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