DRAWING PEOPLE FOR FUN!

Roger Vernam’s “Draw People For Fun” offers step-by-step instructions on the construction of the human figure, not by a study of precise anatomical features, but by using a basic figure so simple that even the least adept with a pencil will be moved to spontaneous drawing of the human form in action or repose. Learn these simple techniques of gesture drawing for all forms of movement in everyday activities. This is truly a great beginners' guide to playful drawing! Vernam was a freelance artist in 1943. He illustrated several children's books, was a sketch artist for PM, and many of his articles on sketching appeared in American Artist. Out Of Print. Condition: Good Minus. The book has pages that are discolored from age, with two tiny dents at the front bottom and softly bumped spine corners. The dustjacket has several creases and tears, many of which are taped together from the backside.