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Introduction 6 Chapter 1 – Standard Drawing Materials 9 Pencils 9 Chalk and charcoal 10 Felt tipped pens 10 Drawing Inks 10 Easels 10 Chapter 2 – Outline Drawing - Sketching 13 Perspective 13 Drawing from inside out 15 Chapter 3 – Shading a Pencil Drawing 18 Chapter 4 – Drawing Manga 21 Chapter 5 – Pen and Ink Drawings 25 Chapter 6 – Calligraphic Drawing 30 Tools for calligraphic art 31 Coloring techniques and ideas 32 Chapter 7 – Drawing with Charcoal, Chalk and Pastels 35 Method for using pastels 37 Chapter 8 – Cartoon Drawing - Caricatures 40 Materials used for caricature drawing 41 Chapter 9 – Zentangle Art 44 Basic tools for Zentangle 45 The benefits of Zentangle 46 So what is Zentangle and how is it done? 47 The patterns used 49 Conclusion 51
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- Michelangelo Di Vinci
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