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--Abundant anatomical charts essential for animal sketches
-Sketching animals that don't stand still according to your will is a difficult but challenging challenge.
-In order to quickly capture the appearance of creatures, it is important to repeat exercises many times, but it is important to acquire [biological knowledge].
-By knowing how bones and muscles are attached and the unique structure of the organism, sketching becomes much easier.
-The models are all kinds of creatures, such as beautiful tropical fish, unique insects, mammals familiar in zoos, and fish that live in the sea.
-For beginners who are just starting to draw pictures, the author's example of Tim can be helpful just by looking at it, and for those who are used to animal sketches, illustrations of biological similarities and differences Will be a valuable resource.
-Above all, touching the diversity of the natural world and the creatures living in it through sketches gives us many discoveries and enriches our sensibility.
-Now go out to sketch. Park, zoo, aquarium, museum ...
-The skill to sketch freely moving creatures will take your drawing to a higher level.
<Content list>
-Chapter 1 Sea and life
-Chapter 2 Welcome to the Animal Kingdom
-Chapter 3 Arthropods
-Chapter 4 Fish
-Chapter 5 Amphibians and Reptiles
-Chapter 6 Mammals
-Chapter 7 Birds
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )