In his book, Mark Tholander engages in an endeavour with drawing.

Both the text and the imagery seem to construct a narration on how realistic drawing is conceived, understood, structured and deconstructed through theoretical manifestos and the primary act of drawing itself.

Flicking through the pages of the book, one is taken on a journey through brush strokes and words that all seek to investigate the art and discipline of drawing a realistic picture.

Realistic depiction in paper has been a craft and a discipline that has engaged so many artists, creatives and thinkers.

Published by Radiato in 2019

196 pages