Hardcover

10″ x 13″ 

75 Pages

Written by: Gadi Pollack

There are only two types of books on the subject of drawing available in the world of books. The first is intended for a wide audience and is written in a simple, understandable language for all (“draw a circle and two triangles and behold you have a cat”). The problem is that from this type of book, it is not possible to learnprofessional drawing. The second type, those books written by professionals and devoted to professionals, are serious and quite deep but written in a dry, boring language and are solely of interest to the professional.The book you are now holding is a combination of the two. It includes amongst its pages professional information but nevertheless is aimed at the general public. The public interest can be compared to students embarking on a field trip to a milk dairy, sweet factory or an agricultural farm, although they are not intending to produce at home yogurt and chocolate or to raise cows, what does interest them, is to experience the production process ofthese products that they encounter on a daily basis.