Portrait Artist Forum - View Single Post - Advice for attending Daniel Greene workshop

Jeff Fuchs · 01-07-2003, 02:27 PM

Thanks, Melinda. The inter-library loan system was my first avenue. I submitted my request about a month ago, and it's looking like they're not going to be able to get them.

I'm waiting for the Tony Ryder book to arrive any day now. I bought that one from Barnes and Noble's website. I've browsed it enough in the store that I know it's worth it.

Books are great, but there's nothing like watching the process. In some printed demonstrations, step 1 shows a half completed portrait, with no explanation of the process that led up to it. I'm expecting the videos to start with a blank page (or canvas) and not leave out a single stroke.

01-07-2003, 02:27 PM	#9
Jeff Fuchs Juried Member Guy who can draw a little Joined: Dec 2002 Location: New Iberia, LA Posts: 546	Thanks, Melinda. The inter-library loan system was my first avenue. I submitted my request about a month ago, and it's looking like they're not going to be able to get them. I'm waiting for the Tony Ryder book to arrive any day now. I bought that one from Barnes and Noble's website. I've browsed it enough in the store that I know it's worth it. Books are great, but there's nothing like watching the process. In some printed demonstrations, step 1 shows a half completed portrait, with no explanation of the process that led up to it. I'm expecting the videos to start with a blank page (or canvas) and not leave out a single stroke.