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This is an updated paperback edition of top TV artist Alwyn Crawshaw's guide to watercolour painting. Covering everything that the beginner needs to know in 32 comprehensive lessons, it has sold over 100,000 copies worldwide. Starting with the basics, readers are encouraged to work through each lesson in turn, enabling them to gradually improve their technique and gain in confidence. Alwyn Crawshaw explains each process clearly and offers advice and encouragement at every stage. The book includes: / A series of practical lessons covering all the basic watercolour methods and techniques / Simple exercises and several step-by-step painting demonstrations, with clear and detailed instructions / Revealing examples of 'what went wrong', showing how to avoid common painting problems / A wide variety of subjects - trees, water, skies, flowers, buildings, people, boats and animals
This book investigates the fundamental techniques and practical methodologies required for a beginner to achieve proficiency in watercolour painting. Alwyn Crawshaw, a prominent television artist, utilizes his extensive experience to structure a comprehensive curriculum designed to build technical skill through sequential progression. The text functions as a pedagogical framework, prioritizing clarity and the systematic avoidance of common artistic pitfalls to foster student confidence.
What You Will Find
The text is regarded as a highly accessible and commercially successful introduction to the medium, favored for its clear, television-style instructional approach. Its focus on structured, incremental learning makes it a standard resource for hobbyists seeking a foundational understanding of watercolour mechanics.
Page Count:
136
Publication Date:
1998-01-01
Publisher:
Collins
ISBN-10:
0004133498
ISBN-13:
9780004133492
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