Urban Sketching Art Pack: A Guide Book and Sketch Pad to Drawing People, Architecture, and Events on Location Around the World—Includes a 112-page paperback book plus 112-page sketchpad

Lawlor include I Was Dreaming to Come to America: Memories of the Ellis Island Oral History Project and September 11, 2001: Words and Pictures. It is currently part of the NY State teaching curriculum. Veronica Lawlor is also a correspondent with Urban Sketchers, and her work was featured in the Quarry book: The Art of Urban Sketching, as well as in the first

Learn how to frame your scene, create a strong composition, and add detail and interest. Find out how to draw figures in motion, in proportion, and how to capture a person's features. Drawing the places where you live, work, and play is a great way to show appreciation and creativity. Show your world, one drawing at a time!. You’ll find out what to do rain or shine, quickly or slowly, and the most suitable techniques for every situation. Understand the anatomy of a good sketch by learning the secrets to how to draw in perspective. This guide tackles specific challenges of making sketches on location. Now in a new format, and including all the core techniques from the best-selling Urban Sketching Handbook series, this portable package includes a 112-page informational book and a 112-page companion sketchpad full of challenges to get you started. And best of all, learn how to maximize your location drawing opportunities by finding sketch-worthy events, choosing colo

She is an illustrator and the president of Studio 1482, the illustration collective that contributed illustrations to One Drawing A Day and One Watercolor A Day. in 1998 and has lived near Seattle with his wife and two children since 2006. His journalism career spans two decades, working for newspapers in Barcelona, Lisbon, California, and Virginia. Campanario's newspaper column, Seattle Sketcher, was awarded first place for blog writing in "The Best of the West" journalism contest. About the Author Gabriel Campanario is a staff artist at The Seattle Times and the founder of Urban Sketchers (urban