The Watercolour Source Book includes 60 stunning, painting projects to provide inspiration for watercolour artists.
The Watercolour Sourcebook is a compilation of four selected titles from the What to Paint series. Each title has been chosen specially to illustrate scenes that lend themselves well to watercolour painting.
The works of four master watercolourists – Geoff Kersey, Terry Harrison, Peter Woolley and Wendy Tait – are brought together in a collection of 60 beautiful, detailed projects on the subjects of trees, woodlands and forests; landscapes; hills and mountains and flowers respectively.
The Watercolour Sourcebook is perfect for artists in suffering from a creative block as it aims to provide inspiration and arms the artist with everything they need to know, to create their own artworks.
With so many beautiful paintings to choose from, you will find yourself returning to this fabulous resource time and time again. The paintings include:
Millstream Cottage:
You might recognize this cottage from another painting, John Constable's The Hay Wain. This is Willy Lott's cottage next to Flatford Mill in Suffolk, UK.
Cornish Harbour:
When choosing a scene to paint, it is not necessary to have an idyllic subject – we paint things that remind us of happy memories or a favourite holiday destination.
The Village Gossips
This charming thatched cottage is in the heart of Hampshire, UK, near Andover. The cottage garden is just bursting with summer flowers and colour, so much so that they almost swallow the cottage, leaving just the roof and windows like eyes peering out of the foliage.
And may more beautiful scenes!
Paperback: ?264 pages
| Application | Painting, Drawing |
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| Product Type | Book |
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