Free Art Books - Thread #4

what's the name of the book with the rendering exercises referenced as plates? I thought I saw it in the book list before, but I must be retarded because I can't find it

>>1843982

Charles Bargue Drawing Course

BARG not BRAEG or BAROGE

>>1843984
thanks, I kept remembering it along the lines of "baroque" which obviously isn't right

Barque at the moon
Charles Barquely

>>1843982
It's in the list.
>>1843991
what?

>>1843996
Your mother's a whore

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do you have the Right Side of the Brain workbook?

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I downloaded a few books from the tumblr, thanks a ton!
Not sure if you take requests or not but a book recently released and I'm pretty curious about it;

http://mastersofanatomy.com/

I'm surprised nobody has requested these yet

http://www.amazon.com/Practice-Science-Drawing-Dover-Instruction/dp/0486228703/ref=pd_bxgy_b_img_y/186-8263698-4674318

http://www.amazon.com/Painting-Techniques-Materials-Dover-Instruction/dp/0486255069

>5$ for brushes
irrc, tehmeh used to talk about how useful the latter one was in demistifying a lot about rendering, color and brushes, like how none of these special snowflake brushes really matter, how to use texture brushes properly, or how to actually make one for your own purposes.

>>1844369
>The biggest problem with current anatomy books is the creative disadvantage of having only one artist who is trying to appeal to the broadest market possible. Popular or experimental anatomy is too risky to publish using this model. This diminishes the concept of inventive design

The whole point of these books is to teach you anatomy. You are suppossed to ignore the style as the artist's style is merely the medium he uses to teach you the fundamentals of human anatomy. They are saying that these anatomy books are purposely stylised to appeal to an audience while in reality the stylisation is completely irrelevant. So now their solution is to throw as many stylisations at you as possible. LOL.
Sure, many of these artists are great and it may be a nice preview of each artist's work but you are not gonna learn correct human anatomy by looking at 600 different stylisations...

It's like they intentionally miss the point of their own book to sell it as something that it isn't.

Sent you a present, OP.

Have fun with it.

>>1843955

Needs more books on cartooning, and not more of the Chinese shit I can't read please.

>>1844371
>irrc, tehmeh used to talk about how useful the latter one was in demistifying a lot about rendering, color and brushes, like how none of these special snowflake brushes really matter, how to use texture brushes properly, or how to actually make one for your own purposes.
i've never used oil paint, but i have used acrylic. will reading this book help me any?

>>1844369
>He explained to us why the sculpts based on his drawings were so appealing. "sculpting and drawing is the same - it's all about the silhouette. Details and realism are secondary, they only get in the way; the silhouette is what really matters." It was a revelation!

whh? 'silhouette is the most important' is pretty much the first thing written in any character design book.

>It became evident in the early stages of research that well-drawn examples of neutral anatomy turnarounds like Loomis's were rare and difficult to find. What we did manage to scrape together was of generally poor quality. What we became aware of instead, browsing hundreds of art blogs, was the huge number of brilliant artists out there. But even among their work there were few examples of neutral anatomy turnarounds. We then understood why so many amateur sculptors and 3D artists were having a difficult time making unique figures - a lack of well-drawn reference art.

...you learn to draw. that's your reference art. if an artist can't visually take a 3/4 character view from another artist and figure out how to put it in front/back/side turnaround, they obviously don't know what they're doing re drawing and volume in the first place.

is that the target audience for this book? amateur sculptors who hate drawing and are sick of modelling from loomis?(has anyone ever actually modelled from loomis?)

>>1844369
there are some pictures and a review here
http://www.parkablogs.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=794

i love the invisible high heels on the campbell one. truly channeling spirit of loomis

>>1844040
;_;
>>1844350
I've been looking for it for ages, I should just buy it and scan it.
>>1844409
What, to my mail?

>>1844799
check library first to see if there's a copy you can borrow, it's a fairly common book

>>1844436
yep harold speed is great for all kinds of painting n' stuff.

there's a very good sort of introductory book by him over on gutenberg called "the practice and science of drawing" http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14264

which is fucking superb, especially if you're a wordy kinda person.

>>1845097
There won't be a copy of that in any Argentinian library.

>>1845434
http://011820.tumblr.com/post/92750626145/the-new-drawing-on-the-right-side-of-the-brain

There you go buddy. Click on the book's title link under the picture to go the the download page. I don't know if the file is still up tough...

Hey OP, I notice you got some books in here on fashion from different regions and eras. Have you come across any with Islamic fashion? or just middle-eastern art in general.

Habibi doesn't count.

>>1845455
>links me to my own site
top kek
I mean the workbook.
>>1845457
>habibi doesn't count
Dammit, well I can always check some other sites. Or make a compilation of pictures.

I remember that when I was looking for the Drawing on the Right side book I stumbled across the workbook.
Unfortunately, I deleted it some time ago. I only remember it was a torrent from thepiratebay.Sorry, anon.

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Can I have this?

just upload everything, shouldnd take more than a day

>>1845820
OP's living in a third world country. It 's pretty fucking slow and I know how it feels
>>1843955
Also OP, I'm that anon who asked you about the kim jung gi book on tumblr.

I've saved up quite a sum of money and about to say fuck it and buy 2007 and 2011 sketchbook. (2013 is sold out and no dates on re-supply ;_;)

Which website I should purchase it on? There's kimjunggius and kimjunggi.net

op, the httyd book link doesn't seem to be working for me

>>1845820
>uploading over 25 gb of books with a 3rd world country collectiong in one day
HAH, In your dreams city boy
>>1845803
>>1845803
Don't worry, I found it.
>>1846112
have the mega
https://mega.co.nz/#!rFBwkSBB!Jh2NsBXEk3CdVE4ixCuKdaR07_-ZjMRMsn1a3uDTwBs
>>1845843
No idea, check the kimjung guy's threads on warosu. the previous thread and the tumblr have the link

>>1846118
*conection.

>>1844350
You can get the workbook activities from the youtube video "Drawing on the right side of the brain"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9R-ENrBxRk8

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>>1846131
Can't you niggers read?

>>1845811
Does some have this?

>>1846118
Just bought 2011 sketchbook and currently waiting for its shipping.

Ya'll niggas get hyped now.

>>1845843
Depends on were you live.

Oh and the 2013 is sold out???? Wtf man, such I big fan of KJG, but I'm so poor

>>1846131
thanks

>>1846824
2013 restock on mid-oct. Get hyped.

I don't have a scanner for the sketchbooks, what do OP.

>>1847021
masturbate to them.
Just take them to a library or something, they'll likely let you borrow a scanner. Or go to a friend's house, that is, if you have any.

I wonder how much money this cunt is making off of you idiots

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>>1847265
WOW SO MUCH EMONEY

Do you really think adfly makes you rich?

Is this book any good?

http://www.amazon.com/Keys-Drawing-Imagination-Strategies-Confidence/dp/1581807570

>>1847463
Is that 12 thousand or 12 dollars?

>>1847265

Don't care, I get stuff in return and it only costs me a some mouse click which COST NOTHING. You're a cunt.

>>1847473
12 dollars

>>1845457
there's some persian fashion plates here
http://www.darvillsrareprints.com/Racinet%20Persia.htm

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This please.

>>1844371
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14264

>>1843955
whats your mega OP? its says on tumblr youll just upload to mega.

>>1849075
I said that I'll upload a bunch to mega so I can leave the blog working on the queue for a couple of months.