
Drawing Dogs. Practical guide to drawing dogs
Simple method to capture character, proportion, and movementBy Roberto FabbrettiLength13m
About this audiobook
Dogs have always been among the most faithful and fascinating companions of humankind — and of artists. Their vitality, expressiveness, and individuality make them endlessly inspiring subjects for drawing. From the noble hounds of Renaissance portraits to the lively terriers of Impressionist paintings, dogs have appeared in art as emblems of loyalty, courage, and affection.
This practical guide helps you observe and capture the unique anatomy and spirit of dogs. Step by step, it teaches you how to reproduce proportions, gestures, and movements with clarity and ease. Through the progressive exercises presented in these pages, you will learn to express not only the structure of your models but also their personality — that spark of life that makes each dog a singular and engaging subject.
Perfect for beginners and experienced artists alike, Drawing Dogs combines the precision of classic drawing with the pleasure of studying one of art’s most beloved companions. This book is the second volume in an amazing drawing book collection: Step by step: From One Line to Art, which will help you develop solid drawing skills.
Audiobook details
GenreOther
Length13 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
17Collie head
2Foreword
18Collie static and in profile
3Introduction
19Sitting cocker
4Static German Shepherd
20Static cocker
5German Shepherd in step
21Seated mastiff
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6German Shepherd at a trot
22Static mastiff
7German Shepherd at short gallop
23Rottweiler
8German Shepherd at a gallop
24Static boxer
9German Shepherd static turned
25Static hunting dog
10German Shepherd playing
26Static guard dog facing forward
11German Shepherd sniffing
27Static guard dog in profile
12German Shepherd greeting his owner
28Dog lying down
13German Shepherd running away (previous view)
29Dog sitting frontally
14German Shepherd running away (rear view)
30Sniffing dog
15German Shepherd’s head
31Chow-Chow
16Hunting dog’s head