How To Draw Reptiles and Mammals - Phelps, Earl R.
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By following the step-by-step illustrations in this drawing guide, aspiring artists and illustrators can learn how to draw nearly 48 different types of animals from around the world. A realistic portrayal of each mammal can be completed in as little as four steps, with each step in the drawing process demonstrated in a simple line drawing and designed to build basic graphic skills. Each creature-including the two-toed sloth, markhor, polar bear, African elephant, baboon, cobra, lion, pipistrelle bat, alligator and dingo and more-is accompanied by a brief discussion of its behavior, habitat, and diet.…mehr

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By following the step-by-step illustrations in this drawing guide, aspiring artists and illustrators can learn how to draw nearly 48 different types of animals from around the world. A realistic portrayal of each mammal can be completed in as little as four steps, with each step in the drawing process demonstrated in a simple line drawing and designed to build basic graphic skills. Each creature-including the two-toed sloth, markhor, polar bear, African elephant, baboon, cobra, lion, pipistrelle bat, alligator and dingo and more-is accompanied by a brief discussion of its behavior, habitat, and diet.
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Earl R. Phelps was born in Macon, GA, and grew up in Cleveland, Ohio. As a self-taught artist, he started drawing at the age five in Kindergarten class. His first published book was "How To Draw Your Own Supercharacters". He was one of the first to sell and advertise these types of books on drawing Superheroes in both Marvel and DC comics back in the 1980s. With over 40 years of experience Earl has authored several books since then. Some of his bestselling books include "How To Draw Supercharacters and Supermonsters" and "How To Draw Magnificent Mammals".