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.. Post Graduate Diploma



Faculty
Duncan Heather
Amanda Macrae
Michael Reed
John Heather
Chris Marchant
Guest lecturers

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Student Book List
Please see below our recommended book list. Just click on the links or images and you will be taken to the book entry on Amazon.co.uk.
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The New Drawing on the Right Side of the...

Betty Edwards
Synopsis
Whether you feel you have little talent and you doubt you could ever learn, or you enjoy drawing, but have not been able to get much beyond a childlike level, this book aims to give you the skill you have always wanted. If you are already drawing as a professional artist or artist-in-training, it aims to give you greater confidence in your ability and deepen your artistic perception. This 20th-anniversary edition of "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" has been revised, with more than 50 per cent new material, including: recent developments in brain research that relate to drawing; new insights on the use of drawing techniques in the corporate world; and education instruction on self-expression through drawing; and ways to step beyond black-and-white drawing into colour; and detailed advice on applying the five basic skills of drawing to solve problems.
Highly recommended 4*

British Landscape Designers and Their...

Noel Kingsbury, Sally Court
Synopsis
Contains examples of several of the principal design lectures work as well as guest lectures. Good inspiration and pictures.
Highly recommended 4*
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Driveways, Paths and Patios: A Complete Guide....
Tony McCormack
Synopsis
Driveways, paths and patios are an essential part of most properties and this comprehensive book provides a detailed explanation of exactly how they are designed, planned and constructed. The features of this book are: discusses the design of driveways, paths and patios with reference to their planned use, style, size, gradients and special features such as steps, ramps and terraces; considers the range of materials available including block paving, flags, slabs, setts, cubes, cobbles, loose aggregates, plain and patterned concrete and tarmac; analyses how to estimate costs and making the choice between the DIY approach and using a professional contractor; examines the critical issue of drainage; lays bare the mathematics associated with accurate setting-out and levelling; describes the range of tools and equipment needed; details the correct constructions of kerbs and edging and laying methods for flags, block paving; and much more.
Highly recommended 5*
 
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