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Release Date: March 11, 2008

Not just for the budding watercolorists of the Upper East Side or the Bohemian street artists in Washington Square Park, this collection of eye-catching watercolor projects will attract artists drawn to the sweeping drama of the world’s most celebrated skyline. Capturing the quiet grandeur of five key landmarks—a solemn Liberty Island, a serene Central Park bridge in winter, Daniel Burnham’s Flatiron Building at the intersection of 5th Avenue and Broadway, an elegant Empire State building, and the Brooklyn Bridge on Independence Day—beginning painters can quickly build their portfolios with distinctly recognizable cityscapes. Six pull-out tracing papers make getting started easy, and the accompanying instruction focuses on a tight, realistic picture. With tips and tricks, this invaluable resource guides artists through brilliant works of modern architecture and timeless monuments.

Minteens Store REASONABLE BEST OFFERS ACCEPTED--COMBINED SHIPPING AVAILABLE WITH A DISCOUNT ON SHIPPING Introduction to Painting With Watercolor Sarah Buckley (Editor), Stan Smith (Editor)Shooting Star Pr (1996)ISBN#1-57335-470-8 NEW HARDCOVER (NO D/J)...I ncludes practical step-by-step guides to help you build up complete pictures Troubleshooting sections pinpoint common mistakes Illustrated throughout with beautiful pictures by professional artists to stimulate your imagination...128 pages...

Not just for the budding watercolorists of the Upper East Side or the Bohemian street artists in Washington Square Park, this collection of eye-catching watercolor projects will attract artists drawn to the sweeping drama of the world’s most celebrated skyline. Capturing the quiet grandeur of five key landmarks—a solemn Liberty Island, a serene Central Park bridge in winter, Daniel Burnham’s Flatiron Building at the intersection of 5th Avenue and Broadway, an elegant Empire State building, and the Brooklyn Bridge on Independence Day—beginning painters can quickly build their portfolios with distinctly recognizable cityscapes. Six pull-out tracing papers make getting started easy, and the accompanying instruction focuses on a tight, realistic picture. With tips and tricks, this invaluable resource guides artists through brilliant works of modern architecture and timeless monuments.

With new colours and new reduced-toxicity paints on the market, what artists previously knew from experience about the characteristics of their paints is no longer entirely dependable. Information on the subject is essential to all watercolourists, and this manual aims to provide it. Colour by colour, Hilary Page compares and contrasts the brands of watercolour paints on the market according to five factors: quality, reliability, lightfastness, handling characteristics and mixing potential. This book organizes paints by colour and chemical composition rather than by manufacturer, making it easy to follow. More than 1000 samples show each paint's specific hue and range straight from the tube to the most diluted state, and there are other critical evaluation tests, such as lifting potential, covering power, performance in wet-to-wet applications, and granular quality.

This book contains 97 multiethnic watercolor portaits by noted Southern California artist, Mary Heussenstamm. Each portrait is displayed on a full 8 1/2 by 11 inch page. This elegantly produced book also contains pages devoted to a biography of Mary Heussenstamm and a description of her materials and techniques. Her models were chosen from the streets of Los Angeles, painted in natural light out-of-doors, each portrait completed between 45 minutes to one hour.

Release Date: May 01, 1992