Botanical illustration with pleasure. Step -by -step guide to the image of flowers, leaves
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The inspiring guide to the world of botanical art
Create and create surprisingly realistic and colorful drawings, from fragrant flowers to juicy, as if just torn from the bed of tomatoes. Wendy Holander, a well-known artist-botanist, shares his carefully worked out techniques, which will be useful to both beginners and professionals.
Theoretical foundations in the form of compact lessons, practical tasks with a gradual increase in the level of complexity and magnificent visual illustrations - all this encourages the reader to immediately take up pencils and brushes. You will learn how to depict a spiral pine cone, prickly chestnut, fuchsia radiation, elegant mortgage and many other objects from this vast resource, which everyone who is interested in botanical illustration will appreciate.
Super. You can leaf through as a culinary book or dictionary, choosing specific topics or things that interest you. Wendy is a real professional, and you will receive a lot of pleasure from studying color, plants and new drawing methods. - Claire Walker Leslie, author of the book “Closer to nature "
I was instantly imbued with the passion of Wendy to the study of nature. She is engaged in a very important thing in our time, combining Botanik with artistic work ... Clinging to the soul and telling you the story of art on the example of earthly gifts. - Peggy Dean, author of the manual "Flowers and leaves along the lines"
The book really shows how to create realistic illustrations with watercolor and colored pencils, enjoying it. It can be used both as a tutorial, and as a plan for lessons on botanical drawing. Wendy literally leads you step by step, anticipating the problems, emphasizing key points and helping you evaluate your progress. - John Lawz, author of the “diary of the artist-nastalist "
Create and create surprisingly realistic and colorful drawings, from fragrant flowers to juicy, as if just torn from the bed of tomatoes. Wendy Holander, a well-known artist-botanist, shares his carefully worked out techniques, which will be useful to both beginners and professionals.
Theoretical foundations in the form of compact lessons, practical tasks with a gradual increase in the level of complexity and magnificent visual illustrations - all this encourages the reader to immediately take up pencils and brushes. You will learn how to depict a spiral pine cone, prickly chestnut, fuchsia radiation, elegant mortgage and many other objects from this vast resource, which everyone who is interested in botanical illustration will appreciate.
Super. You can leaf through as a culinary book or dictionary, choosing specific topics or things that interest you. Wendy is a real professional, and you will receive a lot of pleasure from studying color, plants and new drawing methods. - Claire Walker Leslie, author of the book “Closer to nature "
I was instantly imbued with the passion of Wendy to the study of nature. She is engaged in a very important thing in our time, combining Botanik with artistic work ... Clinging to the soul and telling you the story of art on the example of earthly gifts. - Peggy Dean, author of the manual "Flowers and leaves along the lines"
The book really shows how to create realistic illustrations with watercolor and colored pencils, enjoying it. It can be used both as a tutorial, and as a plan for lessons on botanical drawing. Wendy literally leads you step by step, anticipating the problems, emphasizing key points and helping you evaluate your progress. - John Lawz, author of the “diary of the artist-nastalist "
Author:
Author:Holander Wendy
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Home & Decor
- Category:Drawing & Painting
ISBN:
ISBN:978-985-15-5373-6
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