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Following the success of Don Harrison's previous book, Watercolour Troubleshooter, which has sold over 50,000 copies worldwide, this new book on landscape painting in watercolour is a no-nonsense guide that really gets down to basics. In The Duffer's Guide to Painting Watercolour Landscapes Don Harrison shows just how easy it can be to learn to paint effective and realistic landscapes in watercolour. With a simple and straightforward approach, using easy-to-follow step-by-step sequences, he teaches how to paint skies, mountains, boats, trees, bridges, buildings and figures in the landscape. He starts with very simple exercises of individual features of the landscape in order to build up confidence, and then gradually shows the reader how to bring together all those elements to create a full landscape painting.
This guide investigates the fundamental techniques required for beginners to produce realistic landscape paintings using watercolour. Author Don Harrison, building on his established reputation in art instruction, utilizes a systematic, step-by-step methodology to demystify the painting process. The book argues that by mastering individual landscape components in isolation, students can effectively synthesize these elements into cohesive, finished compositions.
What You Will Find
The text functions as a practical, accessible manual for novice painters, prioritizing clarity and incremental skill acquisition. Its focus on foundational mechanics suggests a highly structured approach suitable for those seeking a direct, no-nonsense entry into watercolour landscape painting.
Page Count:
96
Publication Date:
2000-01-01
Publisher:
Harpercollins Pub Ltd
ISBN-10:
0004133994
ISBN-13:
9780004133997
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