Hirameki: Draw What You See

Beautiful book, I ordered one as a present and loved it so much I bought one for my self. Loads of pages to have fun with. Really bright and wonderfully colourful, beautiful book

Nice book which promotes imagination to create drawings. Would be lovely if a drawing pad was available.

Such an interesting gift to give to a creative person who hasn't got much time to sit and draw. The quality of the book is lovely and I've gifted it many times to family and friends. They have enjoyed it!

My 12 year daughter and I are enjoying doing this together. At first I didn't feel I could see/imagine anything but after a few minutes the ideas were flowing, it's a great way to spend just a few minutes and very helpful for getting my daughter off a screen for a bit! Adults and children alike will enjoy this

Great little book I keep it in my handbag with pen so when waiting when I have my hospital oppointments this passes the time

I got this book for my mum's Christmas and she has loved using it. I might need to get another for myself!

Bought this for my niece. It took her a moment to figure out what she wanted to do/what the book was getting at but this is her first amazing page. She says “there are 31 monsters, try to find them all”

Bought twice now for friends who love being creative, very well recieved

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My 6 year old niece loves painting and drawing. I wasn’t sure if this would feel too open-ended for her, but as soon as I showed her a few examples she jumped right in and couldn’t be peeled away. Surprisingly friendly to kids and adults alike!

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I recently had the pleasure of reading Peng & Hu’s Hirameki: Draw What You See, and I must say that it was an amazing experience. The book is a comprehensive guide to drawing using the “hirameki” or “flash” method. It covers everything from basic fundamentals to advanced techniques, and includes plenty of examples and exercises to help you along the way. Overall, I highly recommend Peng & Hu’s Hirameki: Draw What You See. It’s a great resource for anyone interested in developing their drawing skills. The authors provide a wealth of knowledge, and the exercises and examples are sure to help you become a better artist.

Its a nice book with lots of pages to draw on, but i find it too sugestive. I think its more for people who are learning to think outside of the box. I also bought another book somewhere else which enables me to draw more freely, i personally like that one better. The colored blobs are also printed with a texture that doesnt take fineliner pen. You just need to use a ballpen.