Wild Flowers in Watercolour (SBSLA26) (Step-by-Step Leisure Arts)

Wild Flowers in Watercolour (SBSLA26) (Step-by-Step Leisure Arts)

by WendyTait (Author)

Synopsis

The Art Handbooks provide the best in art tuition in a small, handy format, covering all the major aspects of painting and drawing in various media. There is excellent advice on what materials are needed and on basic techniques, followed by step-by-step demonstrations with clear photographs of each stage and easy to follow instructions. The titles have previously been published in our larger format Leisure Arts series, best-sellers over many years. Wendy Tait's invaluable guide shows how to capture the fragile beauty of wild flowers in watercolour. Learn how to develop the delicate touch needed to achieve subtle yet convincing results. Clear, step-by-step projects include honeysuckle, wild roses and an exuberant bunch of mixed flowers. Previously published as Step-by-Step Leisure Arts: Wild Flowers in Watercolour; ISBN 9781903975046 A pocket-sized, handy format at an excellent price Expert art tuition, building skills for beginners and providing inspiration and guidance for the more experienced artist Three step by step painting projects taking readers through basic techniques and painting fundamentals for painting wild flowers in watercolour

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 48
Publisher: Search Press
Published: 25 Apr 2003

ISBN 10: 1903975042
ISBN 13: 9781903975046

Media Reviews

Nov 06

Painting flowers in watercolours is one of my favourite topics but it never ceases to amaze me the vast array of techniques there are to produce various results. Wendy Tait's style of painting was one that I was immediately attracted to and I was eager to learn what techniques she used. In several useful sections Wendy clearly explains the structure which she follows to compose such stunning paintings. Explaining the materials needed, colours, composition and sketching no stone is left unturned. My favourite part of the book is the projects that are included. By completing the projects I got a true insight on how to follow certain techniques. I was amazed by the results and I am sure any reader of this book will be. Wendy Tait offers a thought provoking conclusion; read as many books as you can because you can use the recommended techniques in addition to the way you paint.

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Author Bio
Wendy Tait was born in Derby and attended the Joseph Wright School of Art. As her four children grew up she began exhibiting both locally in the Midlands and further afield, always supported by her husband Harry. For many years, Wendy gave demonstrations and taught classes to art clubs and societies. Although she no longer teaches, she remains as busy as ever, enjoying writing and illustrating books and painting in several different media. Wendy has won various awards for her work, and has painted a set of stamps for the Government of Jersey depicting the four seasons.