The Laws Guide to Drawing Birds

I love to watch the birds at my feeders every day. I have identified about 20 species visiting my southern Illinois home. I like to draw, so I was intrigued by the title of this book. The Author's parents must love the outdoors since they named him after the Father of the National Parks, John Muir. This young man didn't disappoint his parents or his name sake. He claims to be dyslectic . I only noticed it in one place. The list of the materials and supplies that he likes to use is in the last chapter of the book, not the first chapter, as most art books are. Mr. Laws gives the most in depth lessons on how to draw birds I have ever seen. He discusses bird anatomy in depth. If you seriously want to learn to draw birds, this is the best book around.You will not be disappointed.