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Lucy Willis is a popular painter and is renowned for her ability to depict light in her paintings. Most painters in watercolour aspire to have that "light touch" in their work, and painting light and shadows is crucial to making paintings come alive, whether landscapes, interiors or still life. Drawing on many years of experience, Lucy Willis shows the artist how to produce paintings full of light and space - whether you decide to paint outside on a summer's morning or indoors with candlelight as your only light source. The subject is discussed in-depth and the book includes many exercises and step-by-step demonstrations for painters to try out in their own time.
This instructional text investigates the technical challenges of capturing natural and artificial light within the medium of watercolour painting. Lucy Willis, an established painter known for her luminous style, utilizes her extensive professional experience to provide a framework for artists to elevate their work. By analyzing the interplay between light and shadow, the author offers a systematic approach to creating depth, space, and atmosphere in various subjects, including landscapes and interiors.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a highly practical, technique-focused resource intended for intermediate painters seeking to refine their control over light. The inclusion of step-by-step demonstrations suggests a structured, pedagogical approach that prioritizes skill acquisition and technical mastery.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1865-01-01
Publisher:
Collins
ISBN-10:
000413365X
ISBN-13:
9780004133652
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