Kodak DC290 2MP Digital Camera w/ 3x Optical Zoom69 reviews Kodak Kodak 22,000 Pics and Still Working Great + Kodak DC290 + Anyone with dc290. Please email me I bought my DC290 new in November 1999 for $799 from Computers4sure.com ($1099 MSRP). They had just come out. It has been used all over the US, Mexico and Japan to take 22,000 pics! The camera is very slow after about five shots when it is writing to the CF card. It also requires 4 batteries, ...             All About Techniques in Drawing (All about Techniques: Art)2 reviews Parramon's Editorial Team Barron's Educational Series, 1999 Good for beginners and advanced beginners + Exellent I purchased this book because it provides a quick and dirty run down of the different forms of media one can use to draw a picture. In the first section of the book, it talks about the tools you can use: graphite, colored pencils, pastels, ink, markers, charcoal and sanguine-just to name a few. ...             Drawing Human Anatomy4 reviews Giovanni Civardi Sterling, 1995 Absolutely the finest book on human anatomy!!! + Excellent book for any skill level + One of the finest books on anatomy for the artist Why is this book simply the finest reference book on human anatomy, you ask? Simple! Because it clearly and succinctly itemizes the various muscle and bones structures of the human body. It is detailed eoungh so that even the most experienced artist will find this reference material useful, yet ...             Figure Drawing Without a Model11 reviews Ron Tiner David & Charles Publishers, 1997 One of the best books on the subject + Observer's guide + Solid instruction + Figure Drawing             How to Draw the Human Figure: An Anatomical Approach5 reviews Louise Gordon Penguin (Non-Classics), 1980 If you want to draw the human figure, click the "buy" button + It's highly effective, Clear Anatomy for beginners... + Very helpful + One of the best + A SATISFIED READER             The Book of a Hundred Hands12 reviews George B. Bridgman Dover Publications, 1971 One of my Top 3 Bridgman books- great in drawing from memory... + great book Mainly for intermediate-level artists- it's actually *GREAT* for enthusiastic beginners. It has a little bit of *everything* depicting hand construction from memory. It's also great for general improvement; a few tips & tricks- an *excellent* reference for all working artists. The genius of ...             How to Draw the Human Head: Techniques and Anatomy3 reviews Louise Gordon Penguin (Non-Classics), 1983 A must for portraiture students! + Another Good Book This is the best book I've seen that teaches how to draw human heads accurately without going overboard on the anatomical information. I've taken college-level figure drawing classes, and when it came time to draw the head, I've been virtually clueless! This book eliminates that feeling. It's ...             The Art of Drawing13 reviews Willy Pogany Madison Books, 1996 good illustration, but some "mature audience" themes + Classic + The Art of Drawing-- I Like it!... + Drawing serves all purposes             The Complete Sketching Book9 reviews John Hamilton Studio Vista, 2000 The Complete Sketching Book + A good little book... I found This book very helpful. I needed some help with shading and found the help I needed             The Human Machine11 reviews George B. Bridgman Dover Publications, 1972 Genius conception-- sketchy implementation + Helpful but Constructive Anatomy is much better Maybe 3-1/2 stars. (Idea & Layout= 5 stars. Drawing quality= 2 stars.) Bridgman's The Human Machine is *exceedingly* ambitious in its scope, and could have been exceedingly successful to match, were it not for its *one* pretty obviously glaring problem: these drawings are exceedingly sketchy! ...             The Artist's Complete Guide to Figure Drawing: A Contemporary Perspective on the Classical Tradition45 reviews Anthony Ryder Watson-Guptill, 1999 Classical Drawing.. the (almost) lost art.. + eye opening + The guide to masterpiece + Figure Drawing + Really nice book             Art of the Pencil: A Revolutionary Look at Drawing, Painting and the Pencil11 reviews Sherry Camhy Watson-Guptill, 1997 Masterly and inspirational. + Great introduction + A superb text I bought the book for the cover which to me was a gorgeous example of painterly drawing. The book delivers in this vein. Anyone whose sat through a lecture in college about drawing versus painting can find proof in this volume that "it ain't necessarily so". The illustrations and discussions are ...             Human Anatomy Made Amazingly Easy37 reviews Christopher Hart Watson-Guptill, 2000 Excellent + Great book, not my artistic style though + Useful, but not for "serious" artists Really nice process for drawing the human body. Although earlier knowledge is necessary. Overall: Great book, a must have for every artist.             Drawing Realistic Textures in Pencil38 reviews J. D. Hillberry North Light Books, 1999 Buy This Book + Unlike any other pencil drawing book + Ideas and Drawings that Inspire + No suitable for beginners, but this is a great book!! + Obviously, not meant for beginners             Human Anatomy Made Amazingly Easy37 reviews Christopher Hart Watson-Guptill, 2000 Excellent + Great book, not my artistic style though + Useful, but not for "serious" artists Really nice process for drawing the human body. Although earlier knowledge is necessary. Overall: Great book, a must have for every artist.             How to Draw the Human Head: Techniques and Anatomy3 reviews Louise Gordon Penguin (Non-Classics), 1983 A must for portraiture students! + Another Good Book This is the best book I've seen that teaches how to draw human heads accurately without going overboard on the anatomical information. I've taken college-level figure drawing classes, and when it came time to draw the head, I've been virtually clueless! This book eliminates that feeling. It's ...             The Complete Sketching Book9 reviews John Hamilton Studio Vista, 2000 The Complete Sketching Book + A good little book... I found This book very helpful. I needed some help with shading and found the help I needed             How to Draw the Human Figure: An Anatomical Approach5 reviews Louise Gordon Penguin (Non-Classics), 1980 If you want to draw the human figure, click the "buy" button + It's highly effective, Clear Anatomy for beginners... + Very helpful + One of the best + A SATISFIED READER             The Human Machine11 reviews George B. Bridgman Dover Publications, 1972 Genius conception-- sketchy implementation + Helpful but Constructive Anatomy is much better Maybe 3-1/2 stars. (Idea & Layout= 5 stars. Drawing quality= 2 stars.) Bridgman's The Human Machine is *exceedingly* ambitious in its scope, and could have been exceedingly successful to match, were it not for its *one* pretty obviously glaring problem: these drawings are exceedingly sketchy! ...             Kodak DC290 2MP Digital Camera w/ 3x Optical Zoom69 reviews Kodak Kodak 22,000 Pics and Still Working Great + Kodak DC290 + Anyone with dc290. Please email me I bought my DC290 new in November 1999 for $799 from Computers4sure.com ($1099 MSRP). They had just come out. It has been used all over the US, Mexico and Japan to take 22,000 pics! The camera is very slow after about five shots when it is writing to the CF card. It also requires 4 batteries, ...