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How To Make A Watercolor Paint Itself

Name: How To Make A Watercolor Paint Itself
Brand: Watson-Guptill Publications
SKU: 04167389
Price: 20.01 EUR
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Nita Engle

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Codice Libristo: 04167389

Casa editrice Watson-Guptill Publications, luglio 2007

Award-winning artist Nita Engle's breakthrough approach to watercolour shows readers how to combine... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 04167389

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Award-winning artist Nita Engle's breakthrough approach to watercolour shows readers how to combine spontaneity and control to produce glowing, realistic paintings. Her method begins with action-filled exercises that demonstrate how to play with paint, following no rules. Subsequent step-by-step projects add planning to the mix, demonstrating how to turn loose washes into light-filled watercolours with textural effects achieved by spraying, sprinkling, pouring, squirting, or stamping paint. Engle's approach, and her results, are dramatic and dynamic.