Mark Thurman The Portrait and Head Art Book Signed
$16.80
Learn to draw portraits and heads with Mark Thurman. Mark is a long time Toronto painter and illustrator. For the past many years he has taught life drawing to students in the animation program at Sheridan College. This book, like his other 2 on our site – are self published and come signed by the artist. Small in size, big in knowledge. Well worth Checking out.
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