Drawing and Painting Flowers: Problems and Solutions

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Paperback
2010
$12.82

Clearly annotated pictures and easy-to-follow technique demonstrations ensure that problems can be quickly corrected. The book covers a wide range of popular flowers including chrysanthemums, foxgloves, dahlias and honeysuckle. The techniques demonstrated throughout are applicable to graphite pencil, coloured and watercolour pencil, watercolour, and pen and wash.

Synopsis

Clearly annotated pictures and easy-to-follow technique demonstrations ensure that problems can be quickly corrected. The book covers a wide range of popular flowers including chrysanthemums, foxgloves, dahlias and honeysuckle. The techniques demonstrated throughout are applicable to graphite pencil, coloured and watercolour pencil, watercolour, and pen and wash.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 128
Edition: New edition
Publisher: David & Charles PLC
Published: 27 Aug 2010
ISBN 10: 0715324039
ISBN 13: 9780715324035

Media Reviews

July 2015

Trudy Friend's watercolour pencil work is breath tasking and she invites your to share her love of drawing and painting flowers in this book. Learn how to draw perfect flowers in a variety of settings from gardens to landscapes. Trudy shows you exactly what you can achieve with watercolour pencils' distant techniques and effects and how to combine them with vibrant paintings.

Packed with dozens of examples and invaluable guide notes.

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August 2014

If you are looking for inspiration to draw and paint flowers check out the Drawing and Painting Flowers with Coloured Pencils book by Trudy Friend. This book explains how different pencils and papers make a difference in the outcome of our art. The book also explains different techniques, how to start and complete the artwork, and more.

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Author Bio

Trudy Friend is the author of the four Problems and Solutions books published by David & Charles, all based on her popular column in Leisure Painter. Trudy is a respected artist and regularly writes for leading UK leisure painting magazines. She currently lives in Monmouthshire, UK.