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Carrie Stuart Parks - Secrets to Drawing Realistic Children

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Drawing children has never been easier!

Maybe you cant stop your favorite child from growing up, but you can create timeless memories with pencil, paper and some simple drawing skills. Now you can capture your most cherished moments in a way no ordinary photograph can.

Here to show you how are Carrie Stuart Parks and Rick Parks, professional composite artists and drawing instructors. In their friendly and foolproof teaching style, the Parks cover everything you need to know to create incredibly true-to-life pencil portraits of the children you love.

Youll learn how to:

  • Take strong reference photos
  • Achieve correct facial proportions
  • Draw a face from different angles and bring it to life with shading
  • Master tricky facial features such as eyes, nose, ears, hair, lips and smiles
  • Make hair look realistic and shiny
  • Draw clothing, incorporate props, and work with light and shadows
  • Convey the true sense of character of your child

Complete with step-by-step demonstrations and countless expert tips for striking results, this book will help you create drawings that capture the one-of-a-kind essence of a child, preserving forever that lovable, clownish, whimsical or impish nature that makes children so very special.

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secrets to DRAWING REALISTIC CHILDREN

CARRIE STUART PARKS & RICK PARKS

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Secrets to Drawing Realistic Children. Copyright 2008 by Carrie Stuart Parks and Rick Parks. Printed in Singapore. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including information storage and retrieval systems without permission in writing from the publisher, except by a reviewer who may quote brief passages in a review. Published by North Light Books, an imprint of F+W Publications, Inc., 4700 East Galbraith Road, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45236. (800) 289-0963. First Edition.

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Other fine North Light titles are available at your local fine art retailer, bookstore or online supplier or visit our website at www.fwpublications.com.

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DISTRIBUTED IN CANADA BY FRASER DIRECT 100 Armstrong Avenue Georgetown, ON, Canada L7G 5S4 Tel: (905) 877-4411

DISTRIBUTED IN THE U.K. AND EUROPE BY DAVID & CHARLES Brunel House, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 4PU, England Tel: (+44) 1626 323200, Fax: (+44) 1626 323319 Email: postmaster@davidandcharles.co.uk

DISTRIBUTED IN AUSTRALIA BY CAPRICORN LINK P.O. Box 704, S. Windsor NSW, 2756 Australia Tel: (02) 4577-3555

Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data

Parks, Carrie.

Secrets to drawing realistic children / Carrie Stuart Parks and Rick Parks.

p. cm.

Includes index.

ISBN-13: 978-1-58180-963-3 (pbk. : alk. paper)

ISBN-13: 978-1-60061-641-9 (EPUB)

1. Children Portraits. 2. Face in art. 3. Portrait drawing Technique.

I. Parks, Rick. II. Title.

NC773.P368 2008

743.45 dc22

2007027329

Edited by
Mona Michael and
Megan Milstead

Production edited by Sarah Laichas

Interior designed by Jennifer Hoffman

Cover designed by Kelly Piller

Production coordinated by Matt Wagner

William Max Irwin Graphite pencil on smooth bristol board 12 14 30cm 37cm - photo 4

William Max Irwin Graphite pencil on smooth bristol board 12 14 (30cm 37cm)

About the Authors

Rick and Carrie Parks blend their love and friendship with their Christian - photo 5

Rick and Carrie Parks blend their love and friendship with their Christian faith, home and art careers. They team-teach forensic art classes throughout the nation, winning national awards for their outstanding instruction and for inspiring others to achieve artistic excellence. They are both forensic artists and have worked on major national and international cases. Their forensic art has appeared on multiple television shows, including America's Most Wanted and 20/20.

In addition to teaching, Rick and Carrie create fine art in pencil, watercolor, pastel pencils and stone carvings. Carrie is a signature member of the Idaho Watercolor Society and has won numerous awards for her paintings.

To find out more about the Parks or to find a class near you, check out their website at www.stuartparks.com. Contact Rick at rick@stuartparks.com or Carrie at carrie@stuartparks.com.

Metric Conversion Chart
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CentimetersInches0.4
FeetCentimeters30.5
CentimetersFeet0.03
YardsMeters0.9
MetersYards1.1
Dedicated to Mary Evelyn McCandless Stuart

Mom was born on October 18 1930 in Wallace Idaho to Ida Mae and Merle G - photo 6

Mom was born on October 18, 1930, in Wallace, Idaho, to Ida Mae and Merle G. McCandless. She had an older brother, Bob. She married Ned Stuart on January 1, 1950. They had three children: Steven, Scott and Carrie Ann. Evelyn was a teacher and guidance counselor in the Kellogg, Idaho, school system. She raised show dogs. She was five feet seven inches tall with a slender build, hazel eyes and (usually) blonde hair.

Those are the dry facts of a truly exceptional woman who finally lost a long and painful battle with emphysema in the spring of 2005. She passed away in her sleep, at home in her bed next to a window overlooking her beloved Great Pyrenees dogs.

Mom was too ill to know of my battle with breast cancer, nor did she live to see the publication of our previous book on drawing, but I know she would have been so very proud of my victory over cancer and my literary accomplishments.

She was a great mom, my inspiration and my hero. I miss her every day.

Acknowledgments

I just know I'll forget someone critical to my writing, art or life in the acknowledgments, so, if I do, I'll start off by saying I'm sorry and thank you! This book wouldn't be a reality without the wonderful children featured in these pages. I am so grateful to the parents who took time to send us photos or drive their children over so that we could photograph them.

Natalie Sweet, I love you! You and Al opened your home to us and rounded up your friends and family so that we could get the references we needed.

Greg Bean, as always, shared his wonderful art with us. I'm not sure we could do a book without at least calling him for a contribution. Janel Karrle, thank you for thinking of us and orchestrating the tea party photos, so beautifully snapped by Charlene Chavez. Philippe Faraut, you're a gifted sculptor. Thank you for your class, your use of plaster models for our book, and your talent (www.philippefaraut.com). Marlene Hirose, the San Jose, California artist we met at Philippe's class, thank you for your sketches of the kindergarten class. Nadeoui Eden, thank you for sharing more than your art with us.

To the brave and hardworking folks at North Light Books, thank you for entrusting me with this latest book: Mona Michael, Vanessa Lyman, Sarah Laichas and Pam Wissman. Thankyouthankyouthankyouthankyou.

A belated but deeply grateful thank-you to the great people at the North Idaho Cancer Center, in particular Dr. Haluk Tezkan and Patricia. Also thanks to my surgeons Dr. Philip Kladar and Dr. Robert Cooper. My body is whole, and I'm in remission from breast cancer thanks to you.

Finally, blessings and much love to our life inspirations, Frank and Barb Peretti, and the center of our lives, our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

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C ORTNEY L INDSEY Graphite pencil on smooth bristol board 16 14 (42cm 36cm)

Smile! Click. You've photographed your precious tyke. Now it's time to turn him or her into a work of art. I'm hopeful this book will be just what you need.

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