Four-Step Watercolour: 150 Skill-Building Projects to Paint
By (Author) Marina Bakasova
Search Press Ltd
Search Press Ltd
1st February 2020
28th February 2020
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Painting, drawing and art manuals
751.422
Paperback
176
Width 164mm, Height 236mm, Spine 7mm
468g
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Marina Bakasova loves to paint, and with the help of this book, you will too! She has put together this varied collection of her favourite subjects and shows you how to paint each one in her loose, characterful style. Each project can be completed in just four simple steps, using a small selection of colours and a handful of tried-and-tested watercolour techniques.
Maybe you want to create a hand-painted birthday card or a piece of artwork to frame and hang on the wall, or embellish your hand-written journals and planners Or perhaps you simply want to learn the relaxing art of painting with watercolours Whatever your motivation, with 150 projects to choose from youll not fail to find something to inspire you.
Marina Bakasova's Four-Step Watercolour includes 150 of the artist's favourite subjects, which she shows how to paint in four simple steps, using the minimum of equipment and fuss. The projects - from confectionery, seasons and festivals to nature, animals and the seashore - can be framed as works in their own right or sent as birthday cards, or simply used to embellish your sketchbooks.
* Machine Knitting Monthly *If you're nervous about putting brush to paper, allow Marina Bakasova to guide you through the art of watercolours. She presents a varied collection of her favourite subjects, all of which you can complete in four simple steps, using a small selection of colours and tried and tested techniques
* Crafts Beautiful *Such a lovely book, simple easy instructions that can be followed by both myself & my 2 daughters. It's been a fab new hobby to learn during lockdown.
-- Rebecca Funnell * Amazon *Marina Bakasova is a 21-year-old artist born in Bryansk, Russia. Fond of drawing and painting from early childhood, she recently graduated from Moscow State Stroganov Art University. Now working as a freelance illustrator, Marina is obsessed with art and painting. Nature is her inspiration.