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Fantasy Landscapes in Watercolour

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Fantasy Landscapes in Watercolour
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Stuart Littlejohn
SeriesFantasy Art
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:48
Dimensions(mm): Height 292,Width 216
Category/GenreWatercolours
Painting and art manuals
ISBN/Barcode 9781844483778
ClassificationsDewey:751.422436
Audience
General
Illustrations 80 Illustrations, color

Publishing Details

Publisher Search Press Ltd
Imprint Search Press Ltd
Publication Date 19 November 2009
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

Stuart's accessible and easy-to-follow text will guide you through the materials and equipment you need to get started, where to find inspiration, how to develop your ideas, and how to add mood, drama and atmosphere and a little bit of magic to create your own fantasy worlds. The three stunning, step-by-step projects, filled with numerous invaluable tips and techniques, will allow you to produce vibrant and colourful paintings of your own. This useful book will be appreciated by beginners, experienced artists and anyone interested in fantasy art.

Author Biography

Stuart Littlejohn graduated with a BA (hons) in Art from Exeter College of Art and Design. He still lives in Devon, where he works as a painter, illustrator and teacher. Specialising in the myths, legends and spirituality of Ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome and the Celtic lands, Stuart has a keen interest in all things spiritual and philosophical and has produced numerous book covers, magazine illustrations, murals and 3D commissions.

Reviews

Feb 10 This introduction to fantasy art has the great benefit of simplicity on its side. Stuart Littlejohn has taken what can be a huge subject and distilled it into three very thoroughly illustrated demonstrations that will set you firmly on the right road if you're just starting out. If you need a little help with the practicalities of the medium, there's a useful introduction to materials, colour and composition at the beginning, but even more experienced artists will find that the real meat is in the demonstrations. * Artbookreview.net *