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This title combines the expertise of four acclaimed and well-known artists and teachers. TV artist Alwyn Crawshaw introduces the reader to the art of the sketch, both as a work in its own right and as the foundation for a later painting. Expert painter David Bellamy takes the reader into the accessible outdoors, with his section on painting landscapes. Artist Ron Ranson helps the reader to create more memorable watercolours by guiding them through the painting of skies, essential to adding atmosphere to a landscape. Finally, TV artist Hazel Soan helps the reader to experiment with colour to create vibrant and professional-looking effects. This easy-to-follow guide also has tips on choosing materials and equipment and clear practical advice on watercolour techniques. It is packed with step-by-step demonstrations, exercises, helpful instruction and professional hints, as well as over 400 colour illustrations.
This instructional volume addresses the fundamental challenge of mastering watercolour painting by synthesizing the distinct pedagogical approaches of four professional artists. The authors, all established figures in the field of art education, provide a comprehensive framework that moves from basic sketching and material selection to advanced atmospheric techniques and color theory. By organizing the content into specialized modules, the text offers a structured progression for painters seeking to improve their technical proficiency and artistic expression.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a highly accessible, practical resource designed for both beginners and intermediate painters looking to refine their technical skills. The collaborative structure suggests a broad, well-rounded curriculum that benefits from the diverse stylistic expertise of its contributors.
Page Count:
224
Publication Date:
2003-01-01
Publisher:
Collins
ISBN-10:
0007153554
ISBN-13:
9780007153558
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