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Drawing Dracula

Greg RozaSeries: Drawing Movie Monsters Step-by-Step
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Pages
24
Year
2010
Language
English
Publisher
The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc

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Everyone loves vampires these days, and Count Dracula is the one who started it all. Readers will follow simple step-by-step instructions to recreate everything that makes Dracula so unique, from his silky cape and sharp fangs, to the stake-through-the-heart attack that every vampire fears. Series Review: Drawing Movie Monsters Step-by-Step"Surefire hits with movie fans and aspiring artists, these volumes trace the cinematic history of their featured creatures and gives step-by-step instructions on how to bring them to life on paper…The drawing poses are logically organized in chronological order, allowing readers to explore the development of each monster on the big screen through the decades. With text printed in a large, clear font and simply structured sentences, these books provide an accessible introduction to film history, and young artists will undoubtedly enjoy trying their hand at depicting their favorite monsters in a variety of poses."-School Library Journal

Related Subjects

  • Drawing
  • Art
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Film
  • Performing Arts

Extended Details

  • SeriesDrawing Movie Monsters Step-by-Step

    Artists

    Greg RozaAuthor