Publisher's Synopsis
HALLOIt is more important for you as an artist to learn the principles behind what I do and the reasoning used to govern my, or any one else's "style". In so doing you will begin to produce original art, and not just mimic, what has come before. In art there are no rules. Rules are what we often use to simplify key principles and concepts for those newly initiated into the fraternity of artists. Always try to get from any instructor why they do what they do, not how they do it. Why we do what we do is what makes us good artist's, how we do it makes us individuals. If you simply draw how someone else draws you will never be an individual. So when you study from an artist or an artist's work try to figure out why the make the choices they do, not merely copy the decisions they make. this book contains 44 pages
