After introducing artists to the tools and materials they need to get started, readers are invited to learn a few basic drawing techniques and then warm up by following fun and easy drawing exercises. Then the real fun begins! Easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions begin with simple shapes, demonstrating just how easy it is to draw Korra, her friends, and their world. Each project starts with a basic line or shape, such as a circle or triangle, and then follows several progressive steps, each building on the previous and culminating in a final color drawing. Additionally, each new step is shown in blue so young artists know exactly what to draw next. Along the way, professional illustrators share helpful art tips and tricks. With approachable projects and exciting subject matter, this book will have young artists drawing their favorite Legend of Korra characters in no time!
Published By/ Walter Foster Pages/ 64 Release Date/ July 1st 2014
I am pretty interested in this despite it being aimed at younger fans. Despite having some artistic skill with Origami and Papercraft Design, freehand drawing is a skill that has always eluded me, so step by step instructions sound good.
It looks to be Book 1 focused, but this is an image of Korra that they have loved to use wherever possible. So far the only confirmed characters seem to be: Korra, Naga, Mako and Bolin.
Thoughts?
