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We artists do love to buy books. Especially books that promise to teach us how to draw or paint better.

In fact, we spend so much time buying books it’s a wonder we have any time for drawing. I’ll come clean. I have a special weakness for art instruction books. There’s something about the possibility of learning new drawing and painting skills that has a special pull for me. I have more art instruction books than I care to think about, and certainly more than I need. From all my book buying and reading, one thing stands out above all else. Most of them were useless!

Sad but true. And in a few cases, they were worse than useless, either because the information in them was just plain wrong, or because they directed me down unproductive paths and wasted my time with fripperies instead of concentrating on drawing fundamentals.

Still, in all the books I’ve come across there is a very short list of real gems that I’ve found have really helped me in my bid to grow artistically and develop my drawing skills. The books on this list are outrageously useful, in my opinion.

I recommend them without reserve. They account for a very small percentage of all the art books I have, but they’re the only ones I really needed to buy. If you’re teaching yourself to draw, I recommend you get these three books and work with them constantly and consistently for two years. If you put the effort in, I think you’ll be amazed at how far you can develop your drawing skills.

How these books were chosen For a book to make it onto this list, it has to be one that I’ve come back to again again. It has to have been of practical use, so it will have included practical exercises, not just theory or glossy pictures. It will have proved itself so useful to me, that I doubt I could have got as far as I’ve got without it.

Tekst scenki babushka i vnuk uraljskie peljmeni lyrics. And it will be evergreen: Still as useful to me now as it was when I first started working with it. And worth working through in its entirety multiple times. In many ways, that’s the true test of the usefulness of an art book.

So here’s a list of the books that I’ve personally found the most useful. My 3 Best Art Instruction Books 1. The Practice and Science of Drawing – Harold Speed This is hands-down the best art instruction book I’ve ever read, ever worked with. I suspect that many of the people who own this book have read it without actually doing the drawing exercises it describes.

That’s a mistake, because the exercises are extremely practical and informative, and will teach you timeless fundamentals of drawing. The language might be difficult for some people.

Speed was English, and wrote this book at the turn of the last century. All work is a product of its time to an extent, and there are some passages that are a little embarrassing to read, and some ideas that no longer carry much weight. But if you’re serious about developing your drawing skills, there’s no better book in my humble opinion, both from a practical and philosophical point of view. Best of all, you can. James Gurney recently published some good blog posts about this book, if you want to see some more of the detail. The Bargue book Although this book has a lengthier and weightier title, everyone I know just calls it the Bargue Book.