Download Guide to Watercolor Painting by Edgar A. Whitney (.PDF)

Complete Guide to Watercolor Painting by Edgar A. Whitney
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Overview: "For beginners, students, amateurs, and professionals, here is one of the most comprehensive watercolor painting books ever published. A revised and enlarged edition of Edgar A. Whitney’s popular book, Watercolor: The Hows and Whys, this definitive course in watercolor painting shows the reader how to master all the basics of watercolor technique – from traditional methods of working on dry paper to modern wet-in-wet methods. Not only does the author clearly demonstrate all the essential elements of technique, he also treats basic design principles, with which every artist in every medium must deal.

Genre: Non Fiction, Drawing, Educational, Guide, Watercolor, Painting.

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Complete Guide to Watercolor Painting

    Edgar A. Whitney author, writer
    Published by Watson-Guptill Publications, 1974. 184 pages.

      The author of this superb guide was not only a renowned watercolor painter but also a brilliant teacher with an unmatched talent for conveying to his students the techniques and aesthetic philosophy underlying great paintings.
      Years after becoming award-winning painters themselves, his students still quote his "Whitneyisms" to remind themselves of all that is most important in creating art. This fine guide, the distillation of Edgar Whitney’s teaching, is one of the most useful, comprehensive, and popular watercolor painting books ever published — almost a cult classic.
      Starting with the nuts-and-bolts basics — including choice of paper, colors, palette, and brushes — and with exercises to give the beginner experience in using washes on both dry and wet paper, the book presents a full course of watercolor painting. The author gives specific, detailed instructions for creating landscapes and for painting portraits and figures — instructions that come vividly to life in two 16-page full-color sections showing the steps involved in creating seven of his own watercolors. Other chapters focus on drawing; the principles and elements of design; and matting, framing, and selling completed works of art. Beautifully designed and illustrated, this invaluable book will be treasured by all watercolorists — from complete beginners to experienced painters looking for ways to improve their own paintings. 37 color illustrations, over 100 black-and-white illustrations.

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