Large Sketchbook (Chestnut Brown)

A deluxe, hardcover sketchbook with archival-quality paper that works for a variety of drawing media with pages that are large enough for you to take rough sketches all the way to final artwork.

The classic Watson-Guptill Sketchbook, first created by artists for artists, was released in 1993 and has since earned a strong reputation among recreational and professional artists for its durability, lay-flat binding, and premium pH neutral paper pages that are ideal for a variety of drawing media, from pencil and charcoal to pen and ink. Committed artists are increasingly attracted to the utility and enduring qualities that distinquish the Watson-Guptill Large Sketchbook including the sturdy hardcover binding that stands up to daily use and abuse, and the removable sticker. In response to demand, the Large Sketchbook is now available in a new color--chestnut brown--for artists who are looking for an alternative to the black sketchbook and want to make a serious style statement.

Author: Watson-Guptill
Publisher: Watson-Guptill
Published: 08/21/2018
Pages: 176
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 1.90lbs
Size: 11.10h x 8.40w x 0.90d
ISBN: 9780399582356

About the Author
Founded in 1937, and now a part of Ten Speed Press, Watson-Guptill has a storied legacy of publishing influential illustrated art books. Watson-Guptill seeks out respected authorities who instruct and inspire artists in a wide range of art and craft. Their list covers both fine art and practical art instruction in traditional disciplines such as drawing, painting, sculpture, and printmaking, with standout authors including Juliette Aristides of the Atelier series and Rudy De Reyna, of How to Draw What You See. Watson-Guptill also publishes modern books focused on artistic pursuits such as craft, collage, mixed media, comics, sequential art, cartooning, manga, and animation, written by such authorities as Burne Hogarth, Stan Lee, Brian Michael Bendis, Camilla D'Errico, and Christopher Hart. Watson-Guptill books are found on the shelves of amateur and professional artists around the world.


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