Draw Great Characters Coloring Book

It can be challenging to draw characters, but Beverly Johnson’s beginner’s drawing book shows you how to do it. The book covers shape language, facial expressions, body language, interactions, and more. An exploration of how settings communicate character is part of the book, which explores character design from every angle. New skills could also be developed through the exercises.

Besides being great for beginners, even experienced character designers will find many valuable tips in this book. The author includes a series of challenges to show how the theory works in reality.

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Unleash Your Inner Artist: The Reverse Coloring Book

Ever stare at a blank page in an adult coloring book, feeling overwhelmed? You’re not alone. Many find the pressure of perfectly coloring within the lines stifling. But what if there was a way to unleash your creativity without the anxiety? Enter the Reverse Coloring Book. This innovative concept flips the script on traditional coloring […]

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Coloring Outside the Lines: How One Professor is Championing Diversity and Female Leadership

when Megan Holmes, a professor at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, noticed a lack of diversity in children’s coloring books, she decided to take matters into her own hands. A lifelong creative and co-illustrator of “Jammie Claus,” Holmes spent her quiet summer mornings drawing before her three children woke […]

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Discover Relaxation and Coastal Bliss with “By the Seaside Coastal Coloring Book” by Molly Carson

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