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This is the third title in the Collins 30-Minute series of practical and inspirational guides in a handy sketchbook format. Aimed at the practised beginner, it will show how to achieve successful sketches using pencil and watercolour in just 30 minutes -- ideal for the busy amateur artist. Many people think they don't have enough time to sketch, but in this attractive guide Alwyn Crawshaw encourages quick and simple learning. By working with just a few materials, including both pencil and watercolour, and focusing on just the key techniques it is possible to make successful sketches in no more than half an hour. And for those artists who already have a little sketching experience, learning to work more quickly enables them to free up their style and sketch more spontaneously. With clear, easy-to-follow advice and ideas presented in a simple approachable way, this book provides a perfect introduction to sketching quickly and easily. Key features include, quick tips, handy checklists, practical projects, step-by-step exercises and half-hour demonstrations.
This guide investigates how amateur artists can overcome time constraints to produce successful sketches using a streamlined, thirty-minute methodology. Alwyn Crawshaw, an experienced instructor, leverages his expertise to distill complex artistic processes into manageable, high-impact exercises. The book argues that by limiting materials and focusing on essential techniques, artists can cultivate a more spontaneous and efficient creative practice.
What You Will Find
The text provides a highly accessible, practical framework tailored for the busy hobbyist who seeks to improve speed and confidence. Its focus on brevity and clear, actionable steps suggests a resource intended for immediate application rather than theoretical study.
Page Count:
96
Publication Date:
2008-01-01
Publisher:
Harpercollins Reference Hbacks
ISBN-10:
0007259387
ISBN-13:
9780007259380
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