Watercolour Landscapes (Collins Learn to Paint) by David Bellamy |
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This structured course in landscape painting encourages amateur artists to paint pictures right from the start, rather than brush strokes or laying a wash. The book is divided into three main sections - the first looks at the practical aspects of watercolour painting, the second encourages students to develop their own style while the third shows how to paint the many different elements of the landscape. The course includes numerous exercises which highlight the key points covered in each chapter. 12 demonstrative paintings are included.
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David Bellamy was brought up in Pembrokeshire and is well-known for his atmospheric watercolours of landscapes, as well as his paintings of the sea and coastline. Highly regarded as a teacher of art, David has a tremendous following among leisure painters,many of whom have attended his extremely popular courses both in the UK and overseas. He also gives demonstrations and talks, has produced five successful videos on watercolour painting and is a regular contributor to the Leisure Painter magazine.
David Bellamy is the bestselling author of Developing Your Watercolours, the sequel to Watercolour Landscape Course, as well as Coastal Landscapes and Learn To Paint Watercolour Landscapes, all published by Collins. Through his painting and writing he hopes to bring about a greater awareness of threats to the natural environment. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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This structured course in landscape painting encourages amateur artists to paint pictures right from the start, rather than brush strokes or laying a wash. The book is divided into three main sections - the first looks at the practical aspects of watercolour painting, the second encourages students to develop their own style while the third shows how to paint the many different elements of the landscape. The course includes numerous exercises which highlight the key points covered in each chapter. 12 demonstrative paintings are included.
From the Back Cover
David Bellamy was brought up in Pembrokeshire and is well-known for his atmospheric watercolours of landscapes, as well as his paintings of the sea and coastline. Highly regarded as a teacher of art, David has a tremendous following among leisure painters,many of whom have attended his extremely popular courses both in the UK and overseas. He also gives demonstrations and talks, has produced five successful videos on watercolour painting and is a regular contributor to the Leisure Painter magazine.
David Bellamy is the bestselling author of Developing Your Watercolours, the sequel to Watercolour Landscape Course, as well as Coastal Landscapes and Learn To Paint Watercolour Landscapes, all published by Collins. Through his painting and writing he hopes to bring about a greater awareness of threats to the natural environment. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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