How to draw acrylic quickly, freely and boldly. 50 spectacular paintings that are easy to repeat
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This is a full course of acrylic painting, based on teaching key techniques.
Performing step -by -step lessons from simple to complex, you will master all techniques, creating simple small paintings. At the end of the course, you will gather an amazing collection of 50 mini -picture on canvas, paper or wood - a visual evidence of your skills and creative abilities!
You will create work on different topics: from abstractions and simple exercises to mix flowers to thematic canvases depicting a flower, sunset, urban landscape.
The book is ideal for the first acquaintance with acrylic paints. It will also come in handy for those who want to improve their skills, but are afraid of pure canvas.
Freeze from the clamps that prevent you from creating, and replace them with unbridled passion for creativity and creating mini-pictures!
From the author
I tried to convey my love for simple miniatures and developed step -by -step projects available to students of any level. Each picture can be drawn in less than an hour.
I clearly remember how, being a twenty -year -old student of the Art College, I once spent the whole day in the National Gallery in Washington. I wandered around the halls whose walls were hung with great classic canvases - huge paintings by Mark Rotko, Caravaggio, Albert Birstadt. Previously, I saw them only in the form of reproductions in textbooks on the history of art, and the real scale stunned me.
And then the unexpected happened: I entered a small cozy hall, where several small paintings hung on the walls. I peered into these miniature canvases, and one thing especially attracted my attention: the self-portrait of the French artist Henri Fanten Latura. “How is it possible,” I thought, so that this modest small portrait becomes in a museum full of multi -meter masterpieces? ”
From that day I was imbued with love for little paintings. The best samples of miniatures are straightforward and greatly affect the viewer. The small picture has less space for unnecessary details, so it is more direct, clear and charming. Monumental canvases often lack this.
For whom this book
For those who want to learn to draw with acrylic paints.
For experienced artists who want to master new skills and find out useful techniques and secrets of acrylic work
Performing step -by -step lessons from simple to complex, you will master all techniques, creating simple small paintings. At the end of the course, you will gather an amazing collection of 50 mini -picture on canvas, paper or wood - a visual evidence of your skills and creative abilities!
You will create work on different topics: from abstractions and simple exercises to mix flowers to thematic canvases depicting a flower, sunset, urban landscape.
The book is ideal for the first acquaintance with acrylic paints. It will also come in handy for those who want to improve their skills, but are afraid of pure canvas.
Freeze from the clamps that prevent you from creating, and replace them with unbridled passion for creativity and creating mini-pictures!
From the author
I tried to convey my love for simple miniatures and developed step -by -step projects available to students of any level. Each picture can be drawn in less than an hour.
I clearly remember how, being a twenty -year -old student of the Art College, I once spent the whole day in the National Gallery in Washington. I wandered around the halls whose walls were hung with great classic canvases - huge paintings by Mark Rotko, Caravaggio, Albert Birstadt. Previously, I saw them only in the form of reproductions in textbooks on the history of art, and the real scale stunned me.
And then the unexpected happened: I entered a small cozy hall, where several small paintings hung on the walls. I peered into these miniature canvases, and one thing especially attracted my attention: the self-portrait of the French artist Henri Fanten Latura. “How is it possible,” I thought, so that this modest small portrait becomes in a museum full of multi -meter masterpieces? ”
From that day I was imbued with love for little paintings. The best samples of miniatures are straightforward and greatly affect the viewer. The small picture has less space for unnecessary details, so it is more direct, clear and charming. Monumental canvases often lack this.
For whom this book
For those who want to learn to draw with acrylic paints.
For experienced artists who want to master new skills and find out useful techniques and secrets of acrylic work
Author:
Author:Mark Daniel Nelson
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Drawing & Painting
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Drawing
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00146-667-3
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