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NEW E-Book. DRAWING FASHION: The Body. by Justine Limpus Parish
DRAWING FASHION: The Body is designed for teachers and students alike and focuses on an introduction to life drawing concepts as they relate to fashion drawing. Justine Limpus Parish, Associate Professor at Art Center College of Design, recreates her studio classes and class demonstrations on the pages of this book. Continue reading
Get The Sketch U Want @ Next Fashion Drawing Session. Here’s How.
This time we are going to have fewer 5-minute gesture drawings, BUT if you prefer more 5-minute poses at different angles feel free to move around the room to capture angles you want. Continue reading