Ray Campbell Smith Poradie kníh (chronologicky)

A comprehensive guide to watercolour painting that draws on the expertise of seven well-loved artists and includes a wide variety of techniques and styles.

Lively skies, misty woodlands, country lanes, quiet harbours and soft reflections - these and more are presented by well-known artist Ray Campbell Smith as he shows how to capture the freshness and beauty of watercolours in his own distinctive style.

Most art instruction books are much too general for the beginner. But every volume of The DK Art School gives the reader the precise information needed to create a delightful work of art.

A detailed exploration of drawing figures, part of a series that helps readers produce wonderful works of art, explains everything necessary for beginning work, from tools and paper to how to draw live models and skeletons. 17,500 first printing.

Part of The DK Art School series, this book allows readers to choose the medium they wish to use and the subject they wish to study. The books include easy-to-follow photographs designed to help readers gain confidence in their particular medium. This book on watercolours includes choosing paints, brushes and paper, how to mix colour, how to lay washes, removing colour, framing and mounting.

This volume is part of a how-to-paint series which has been devised by professional artists and art tutors. Each volume in the series covers a specific medium and subject. The text is written in a jargon-free style, designed to stimulate and encourage beginners. Advice is included on selecting the correct tools for a particular medium or technique. In addition, these guides contain more than 300 colour photographs and step-by-step sequences which show how each painting develops.

An introduction to the essential techniques of painting with watercolours in a full range of media. It provides fully annotated, photographic sequences to guide the reader from the first strokes to the final composition, and full-size reproductions allow closer inspections of great masterworks.

A guide to watercolour techniques for beginners and those dissatisfied by their progress. Shows how materials can affect technique, offers advice on composition, perspective and tone, and demonstrates how watercolour is the ideal medium for capturing, spontaneously and directly, effects of light.