<p><b>Develop your own creative approach, no matter what your skill level with <i>The Urban Sketching Handbook: Reportage and Documentary Drawing.</i></b></p><p>The third volume in <i>The Urban Sketching Handbook</i> series, <i>Reportage and Documentary Drawing</i>, is about drawing as a form of journalism or documenting life. This includes drawings events such as parades, music performances, sporting events, speeches, and can include everything from newsworthy political events to simply documenting a day's adventures. It's about being attentive to your surroundings, and telling that story through your sketches.</p><p>Artist Veronica Lawlor explains how to use art to find and tell the stories around you. From visual journalism to simply sharing your emotional experience of a place, a reportage illustrator has something to say to their audience. Just as there are all types of written stories to be told, mystery, horror, romance - this volume of <i>The Urban Sketching Handbook</i>series reminds artists, sketchers, doodlers, and illustrators that there are all types of visual stories waiting to be told. And the next step is to go out and tell them!</p><p>Some of the key concepts explored in this volume are:</p><p>- Observation</p><p>- Context</p><p>- History</p><p>- Ritual</p><p>- Understanding</p><p>- Storytelling</p><p>- Drama</p><p>- Documentation</p>