Movement: image of objects in dynamics

Drawn lines are static, but the compositions they create can convey movement and emotion. This insightful, practical guide, compiled by two actively practicing artists, clearly demonstrates how to imbue a painting with dynamics. The book consists of 12 chapters, each of which examines one of the methods of conveying movement, including rotation, blur, deformation, displacement, and rhythm. Each chapter begins with an introductory text that provides concise and informative explanations, and many impressive yet easy-to-use examples clearly show how a particular visual effect can be achieved.
The publication is recommended by professional artists.