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Raw Drawing: spontaneous and carefree drawing
Paperback / softback
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Description
As Picasso said: 'It took me a lifetime to paint like a child'. Raw Drawing is not an art class - it is a unique philosophy and a practical resource that teaches you how to draw spontaneously, creativity without any inhibition. Raw Drawing is not an art class - it is a unique philosophy and a practical resource that teaches you how to draw spontaneously, creativity without any inhibition. Learn how to use signs, lines and shapes to create a new visual language: a non-judgemental technique to help you visualise your thoughts, express your emotions, develop your ideas and, why not, relax with a pen or pencil. Since he launched the initiative in 2017, Italian artist Alessandro Bonaccorsi has given 42 courses across Italy, at which people have used 25,000 sheets of paper to expand their creativity. This book brings together all of Alessandro's core teachings, making the power and creativity of raw drawing accessible to everyone. The only requirement is that you are over 14 years old and can let yourself become a child again and draw with a carefree mind. Use Raw Drawing to get closer to the heart of things, and learn to appreciate the beauty of the spontaneous.
Author Biography
Designer and author Alessandro Bonaccorsi has worked for clients such as Save The Children, Renault Italy, Max Meyer, and Ponte alle Grazie. His illustrations have been published in Il Sole 24Ore, La Stampa, Internazionale, and European Diary. He was selected among the "200 best illustrators worldwide 14-15" by Lurzer's Archive and for the American Illustrator Annual and the Italian Illustrators. In March 2017, he designed the course "Drawing Ugly," which has become hugely popular in Italy. His blog, SHIVU.it, talks about creativity, inspiration, visual culture, illustration, and graphics. He is the author of Illustrazione. L'immaginario er professione: 1 for Alkemia Books.
Reviews'Once you've finished reading and doing the exercises, you won't be able to stop drawing' * Maja Milkowska-Shibata Blog *
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