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Art Handbooks: Landscapes in Acrylics

Art Handbooks: Landscapes in Acrylics

by David Hyde (Author)

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    Paperback 2014

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Synopsis

Renowned artist, David Hyde, provides a clear and practical guide to using acrylics to create beautiful landscape paintings. Using over 70 step-by-step photographs and many inspirational pictures, he shows how to develop all the skills you need to become an accomplished landscape artist. The book includes information on composition, mixing greens, creating depth and techniques such as scumbling, dry brushing, misting and glazing. Previously published as Step by Step Leisure Arts Landscapes in Acrylics, ISBN 978 1 84448 023 4

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 48
 Publisher: Search Press
Published: 12 Apr 2014
ISBN 10: 1844489787
ISBN 13: 9781844489787

Media Reviews

June 14

Part of the Art Handbooks series, this compact book provides a practical guide to using acrylics. Over 70 step-by-step photographs and finished work to inspire you to paint. You will find information on composition including focal point, achieving a believable green, creating depth and many techniques such as scumbling, dry brush, misting and glazing. Discover the potential in this versatile medium. I like the distant mountains step by step painting.

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Author Bio
David Hyde is a self-taught artist who had a natural talent for drawing and painting since childhood. He discovered a great liking for demonstrating and enjoys travelling and meeting artists and art groups around the country. He now exhibits work locally and through national exhibitions in London, Birmingham, Bristol and Liverpool. He holds regular weekend workshops and organises painting breaks in both watercolour and acrylic. His interests include travelling and birdwatching, interests he shares with his wife Maureen. David lives in St Ives, Cambs. http://www.davidhyde.org.uk/