Lakes, Rivers & Streams in Acrylic (What to Paint)
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| Rating | : | 4.70 (517 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1782210946 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 112 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-08-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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D. Frey said Recommend this for tips on painting water. Really informative. Learned a few things. Recommend this for tips on painting water.. "Lakes rivers and streams oh my" according to L. Archer. Exactly what it describes. Painting water is my nemesis and this book is helpful. I will refer to it frequently.. J. Raines said A Wonderful Addition to My Painting Library. I love this book and will reference it as I attempt to paint our Blue Ridge Mountain streams and waterfalls as well as other bodies of water. The artist's works are beautiful and the techniques and color pallette he shares are very helpful.
In addition to exhibitions in the UK, Paul’s art has been displayed in Africa, Singapore, Europe and the USA where his first solo show sold out on the opening night. English artist Paul Apps is a passionate wildlife artist and photographer. Paul has taught art techniques for many years, and has contributed to several art tuition magazines.. His work has been sold at Sotheby's, Christ
Watercolour artist, Paul Apps will guide you through a selection of waterscapes including tranquil lakes, waterfalls, white water rivers and clear mountain streams examining how they appear with the changing moods of the landscape.Every painting is accompanied by outline transfers, which are ideal for beginners who want to get started painting without requiring the necessary drawing skills.
Each project is described on two pages, one with a full page colored photograph of the finished work and the other with three close-ups of parts of the painting and detailed captions describing how to get the right effect. This series is also ideal for anybody wanting to try a different medium or range of subjects and there are some lovely pictures. Turn to the back and there are the outlines to transfer to acrylic paper with a handy chart at the front showing small thumbnail images so you can easily select a scene to paint. This book's pictures depict inland water in all its varied forms. From lily ponds to flooded water meadows, Tower Bridge to Yellowstone tyro artists have the chance to learn how to paint water in torrents, flat calm streams, ripples, mirror-like reflections, sunlight and snow. July 2015 If you have worked through some of the Ready To Paint books and feel confident enough to work from a tracing