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4-6Edge Books: Drawing Fantasy Creatures series.
Besides increasing drawing skills by sketching some fierce-looking creatures, fantasy fans can read descriptions of these mythical beasts and expand their repertoire of knowledge about the creatures' features and lore. These drawing books are not for rank beginners, but the examples are broken down into some basic shapes to help the observant copyist. Younger enthusiasts will enjoy looking at the pictures. Reading list. Review covers the following Edge Books: Drawing Fantasy Creatures titles: How to Draw Dragons, Trolls, and Other Dangerous Monsters and How to Draw Griffins, Unicorns, and Other Mythical Beasts.