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   'How to draw. Why to draw. What to draw. When to draw. Steve answers all these
questions and so many more in this delightful, in-depth exploration of the drawing habit. Itâ€s
not just a beautiful book—itâ€s the doorway to a lifelong love affair with art.―Â
—Danny Gregory, founder of SketchBookSkool.com and author of An Illustrated Life
  “Making art and teaching art are two different skill sets. Steve Reddy is one of the few
artists who excels at both. In this book, drawing enthusiasts of all levels will not only learn useful
approaches to drawing from life and imagination, but also the confidence that only comes from
learning from an exceptional teacher.―—Gabriel Campanario, founder of Urban Sketchers
and author ofThe Art of Urban Sketching     'Readers will notice immediately that they
are in the presence of a gifted and empathetic instructor, more than familiar with the problems and
hesitations beginners like to think are original to them. Iâ€ve never read a how-to book that felt
more like being in an actual class, with the teacherâ€s encouraging voice in oneâ€s ear,
anticipating our questions and needs.    Many people believe that drawing what one sees is
a difficult, esoteric skill available only to the talented. Steve does as much to demystify and
dethrone that misconception as he can fit between two covers. Repeatedly, Steve makes the
crucial point—you can do this! And he clearly believes it, based on long classroom experience; by
the time we finish the book, we do too.'  —from the Foreword by Gary Faigin, co-founder
and artistic director of Gage Academy of Art and author of The Artist's Complete Guide to
Facial Expressions   You may say, “But there is nothing interesting to draw where I
live.― My response is to simply look at the amazing work of the prolific Steven Reddy. For me, an
architect who likes to draw buildings and spaces, the magic of Steveâ€s work is that his
sketches capture the ordinary, everyday things that you might never even notice, like his next door
neighborâ€s house, cozy cafes and stores, or a collection of objects on a shelf. His drawings are
accessible and fun and chock full of details that add character and invite you in to examine each
and every form. Best of all, his sketches have the power to elevate the mundane and often
overlooked elements of life to the level of Art. By looking at how Steve views his world through his
sketches, he teaches us to look at our world a little differently, to really see what is around us
every day. —from the Afterword by Stephanie Bower, architectural illustrator, blog
correspondent for Seattle Urban Sketchers, and author of The Urban Sketching
Handbook: Understanding Perspective. Â Read more Steven B. Reddy teaches drawing and
illustration at Gage Academy of Art in Seattle. He has also taught for the Seattle Public Schools

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