Tim Fisher has been drawing and painting for as long as he can remember. He sketches regularly, which has helped him develop some unique insights and techniques for portraying a subject on paper. His successful line and wash paintings and pastels also have a strong emphasis on drawing. Tim is a regular contributor to The Leisure Painter magazine, teaches workshops and gives demonstrations throughout the UK.Tim lives in Frisby-on-the-Wreake, Leicestershire, UK.

This book is incredible. I highly recommend it. Easy to read with detailed, clear and simple guidance. The accompanying drawings and sketches are plentiful and clearly show what is being discussed. The author covers areas such as single-point perspective, multi-point perspective, varying perspective and other essential instruction for novice artists like myself such as placing shadows and reflections and people perspective. I have quite a collection of drawing and painting books and this is one of the best. I love drawing buildings but they have always seemed a 'bit off' but I know by following the rules in this book I will be able to achieve the outcomes I want with my art work

• IntroductionThe history of perspectiveMaterialsTechniquesZero-point perspectiveMeasurement, proportion and scaleSingle-point perspectiveTwo-point perspectiveMulti-point perspectiveVarying perspectivePeopleAnimalsBoatsShadowsReflectionsSkies and seasInclined planesCurved perspectiveCommon mistakesBeyond the rulesIndex

Tim Fisher has been drawing and painting for as long as he can remember. He sketches regularly, which has helped him develop some unique insights and techniques for portraying a subject on paper. His successful line and wash paintings and pastels also have a strong emphasis on drawing. Tim is a regular contributor to The Leisure Painter magazine, teaches workshops and gives demonstrations throughout the UK.Tim lives in Frisby-on-the-Wreake, Leicestershire, UK.

This book is incredible. I highly recommend it. Easy to read with detailed, clear and simple guidance. The accompanying drawings and sketches are plentiful and clearly show what is being discussed. The author covers areas such as single-point perspective, multi-point perspective, varying perspective and other essential instruction for novice artists like myself such as placing shadows and reflections and people perspective. I have quite a collection of drawing and painting books and this is one of the best. I love drawing buildings but they have always seemed a 'bit off' but I know by following the rules in this book I will be able to achieve the outcomes I want with my art work

• IntroductionThe history of perspectiveMaterialsTechniquesZero-point perspectiveMeasurement, proportion and scaleSingle-point perspectiveTwo-point perspectiveMulti-point perspectiveVarying perspectivePeopleAnimalsBoatsShadowsReflectionsSkies and seasInclined planesCurved perspectiveCommon mistakesBeyond the rulesIndex

Tim Fisher has been drawing and painting for as long as he can remember. He sketches regularly, which has helped him develop some unique insights and techniques for portraying a subject on paper. His successful line and wash paintings and pastels also have a strong emphasis on drawing. Tim is a regular contributor to The Leisure Painter magazine, teaches workshops and gives demonstrations throughout the UK.Tim lives in Frisby-on-the-Wreake, Leicestershire, UK.

This book is incredible. I highly recommend it. Easy to read with detailed, clear and simple guidance. The accompanying drawings and sketches are plentiful and clearly show what is being discussed. The author covers areas such as single-point perspective, multi-point perspective, varying perspective and other essential instruction for novice artists like myself such as placing shadows and reflections and people perspective. I have quite a collection of drawing and painting books and this is one of the best. I love drawing buildings but they have always seemed a 'bit off' but I know by following the rules in this book I will be able to achieve the outcomes I want with my art work

• IntroductionThe history of perspectiveMaterialsTechniquesZero-point perspectiveMeasurement, proportion and scaleSingle-point perspectiveTwo-point perspectiveMulti-point perspectiveVarying perspectivePeopleAnimalsBoatsShadowsReflectionsSkies and seasInclined planesCurved perspectiveCommon mistakesBeyond the rulesIndex