The Real Art Lesson
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| Rating | : | 4.50 (670 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B004HD64CY |
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| Number of Pages | : | 334 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-20 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
You can order the exact thing I use to make these!The formatting (first and second editions were for regular PC and Mac desktops and laptops) has been corrected to accommodate the smaller screen of Kindles and Other tablets.Also the photography has been sharpened and not compressed so greatly as to effect quality.In the appendix, I also include an entire section for the beginner on how to manipulate the paint to create hard and soft (out of focus) edges, so important in painting realism.This is all in response to customer reviews!Thousands of people just like you have discovered the secret to unlocking their artistic potential by following the few simple rules given to you in "A Real Art Lesson".You won't believe your own eyes at what you can accomplish.Capture the joy of painting
"Great Book" according to PatriciaW. I have a large library of art books and most of them I find useless. However, this one on my top 5 list of most helpful books. This is an important book that is not just for still life painters, but for anyone wishing to paint realism. I am a still life painter, I was interested in learning more about flemish/old masters technique. There is so much useful information in this book, and the presen. Very very useful for beginner! Alina Maiboroda I am so happy to have this book. It told me how to draw in 7-layer tecnique. I just yersterday bought my first oil paints and it works perfectly. Now I have a clear idea abot how to make pantings. I think this book is nice for beginner (because I am a beginner). But I was kind of dissapointed when I knew that author is using transfer method for the draft. Everything else is just amazing! I am no. Back to Basics I haven't heard anyone mention "rabbit skin glue" since I was in art college many years ago. It is nice to hear from an artist who still believes in the craft of painting. These older master-painting techniques are valuable for any artist, and really should be understood and appreciated more in this age of instant images.