William Potter Books
Melville's Clarel and the intersympathy of creeds
"Clarel, an 18,000-line poem, is one of the longest examples of the "faith-doubt" genre that arose in Victorian times and one that has largely been ignored by Melville critics. Author William Potte...
Read MoreDrawing classic heroes
Tragic pasts, secret identities, compelling personalities the best character designs are built on these essential factors! This ultimate guide shows readers how to create costumes that reflect th...
Read MoreDrawing dangerous villains
What makes a villain truly vile? Threatening postures, creepy color schemes, and dastardly weapons are a good place to start creating bad people! This ultimate guide teaches readers how to craft th...
Read MoreDrawing mystical heroes
Magical amulets, supernatural powers, mind-altering abilities the world of mystical heroes is full of bewitching possibilities. This ultimate guide introduces readers to a tantalizing array of my...
Read MoreDrawing urban heroes
Superpowers aren t the only way to save the day in the urban jungle. This ultimate guide takes readers back to the basics of beating the bad guys with martial arts and hand-to-hand combat! Characte...
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