Books : DragonArt

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Rating:

- Very Nice
This is a very nice book for advanced artists. It is helpful in understanding different types of dragons and mythical creatures. It describes different body, head, and wing types. I would recommend this book for anyone who has a lot of interest in fantasy drawing.

Rating:

- Best Dragon Book Ever
I have been teaching myself to draw from books for about two years now, and this is by far one of the best how to books ever. It is also one of the only how to draw dragons books. It contains lots of step by step instructions as well as anatomy and different ways to make your dragon unique. This book is also done with great passion for the subject.

Rating:

- Wow!
Really one of the best how-to-draw art books out there. Very detailed, segmented, and well drawn examples.

Also lots of other creatures! Im "patiently" waiting for her next book! ^_^

Rating:

- Ah, to be young again . . . and also a dragon.
Hands down one of the best "How to Draw ____" books I've come across. Peffer's book (in full-color) has easy to follow step-by-step instructions on how to construct dragons (and a few other creatures) from their basic anatomy to variations on body parts (tails, horns, etc...) and some information on basic composure and shading techniques.

That besides, the art in this book is absolutely stunning, and the instructions and commentary are very helpful (without being overly obscure or too technical) and surprisingly witty. I would honestly be tempted to buy this book even if it were not as solid an instructional guide as it is.

Highly recommended without reservation.

Rating:

- Fantastic!
What a great book! Covers a wide variety of dragons with highly detailed instructions and precise text. A nice addition to anyone's How to Draw Library.

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