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Looking for The Artist's Complete Guide to Drawing a Head

>>2999839

Here you go:

Scott Robertson - "How to Render"

https://mega.nz/#!RZkCRDya!C6G5ZxxcRTgTzZHJ-HvjN58taj1UEwp5GLgmZQxf4uo

Gregg Kreutz - "Problem Solving for Oil Painters: Recognizing What's Gone Wrong and How to Make it Right"

https://mega.nz/#!wE8XVCJZ!upkUBIwkZ1GIK-FvnNRFBAGLTYI9X-hdsvC7OPAR63I

David Hornung - "Color, 2nd edition: A Workshop for Artists and Designers"

https://mega.nz/#!9Z1B0CRI!e_Gfdd9WSUT7aqF7wObp7O41j6zclQ2L1qP2J9eVrns

Bert Dodson - Keys to Drawing with Imagination

https://mega.nz/#!ZMVSjTgb!MDZ7qksJHqqd5A-KVjmeksoGdy8r3KaueowDXlJNT80


I recommend all those books, I think Hornung is much better than Gurney to learn about color.

Also requesting Maughan's "The Artist's Complete Guide to Drawing the Head". I found it, but only in epub strange version.

does anyone have this book been looking for it for a bit

>>2473462

>>1982178
You went a little bit crazy with the highlights there.

Use the paper as your mid tone, block in and render the shadows first, then add highlights literally on highlights -- and not even on some, for in darker areas contrast of shadows and mid tones can give the look of highlights so you don't have to use white (for if you do it would be too distracting and out of place).

check out this book