Figure Drawing for Right Brain Dimwits

How can this book help you?
What is a right brain dimwit?

The information in this fun and easy art handbook can help you create life-like figure drawings. It is for beginners who know nothing about art and can’t draw, not even a straight line. We will start at the beginning and teach you how to sketch and draw the human figure—step by step. It is also for experienced artists who want to master the art of sketching and drawing the nude figure.
What is a right-brain dimwit? A right-brain dimwit has a dim right brain and a bright left brain. Right-brain dimwits are left brainers, that is, they use the left hemisphere of their brain more than the right.
The left side of the brain does the logical thinking; where as the right side does the visual thinking. Therefore, right brainers think like artists.
Consequently, a left brainer must start using the right hemisphere of the brain to learn to be an artist. Left brainers have the potential of becoming great artists by using both hemispheres equally. The best part is you can increase your brain power in all of your endeavors by using both sides of your brain.
Sketching the nude human figure is excellent training for the muscles of the hand and arm. It will help you get rid of mechanical stiffness of line and enable you to execute your work with rapidity, ease, and assurance

The final objective of this book is to give you the knowledge and experience to sketch and draw the human figure. Nude models are presented for your drawing experience. If you can draw the nude figure successfully then you can draw most anything. All technical means and mediums are presented to help you do that. We will take you by the hand and guide you step-by-step through the learning process.
You start at the very beginning with basic drawing and sketching, advanced sketching, different ways to draw the human figure, and drawing the head and hands. You study perspective, proportions, effect of light and shade, values, tone, art media, composition; and theories of color. All may be studied separately and exhaustively so that you may learn the full impact of each. Every stroke of your brush or pencil should prove your understanding of the subject.
There is a test at the end to assure that you have accomplished your objective and the books objective—the knowledge and experience to draw the human figure. If you can draw the human figure, then you then have the ability to draw anything.