You Can Draw!
Pencil and Charcoal Portraits v. 1
(Author) Lon HaverlyDesigned as a workbook with over 300 illustrations, it is also a literary essay with a stirring challenge to our society to re-think its perception of art and drawing. This book has something for everyone. It is for the person who thought they could not draw. It is for the beginner who wants to learn. It is for the advanced artist who wants to sharpen his skills. It is for the artist who wants to learn more about portrait drawing. It is for the art teacher who wants to enhance their curriculum. It is for a society that has the wrong idea about art. It is for the public and private art class. It is for people who just want to learn on their own. This book reveals the secrets of a successful portrait artist and shows you step-by-step how he does it. This book introduces Lon Haverly's own line first technique and the primary method of learning to draw. "If you can learn to write, you can learn to draw if given sufficient learning opportunity." "Drawing is an instinctive ability which society must nurture in every human being, just as writing." "We train children to fail in art!"
Lon Haverly
Lon Haverly is best known for his groundbreaking novel "The Shadows That Bind," which explores the complexities of human relationships and the struggle for personal identity. His minimalist style and ability to evoke deep emotions through sparse prose have solidified his reputation as a master of modern storytelling.