Publisher: Independently Published
ISBN: 9781793447920
Category : Art
Languages : en
Pages : 112
Book Description
Have you ever wanted to Paint and Sip or enjoy any afternoon of fun with friends. Well this book can do that for you. This book takes all the hassle out of trying to figure out what to paint and how to paint it. This is a holiday book with six designs focused around the winter holidays; see the table of contents for the pictures. This book is meant for the beginner artist that wants a jump start on learning how to paint. These designs will teach you composition and perspective with fun and easy to follow design; designs you can build on once you get better. Let's face it, if you want to get better at painting you have to do it, but who says you have to make things complicated to make the painting look good. Maybe you're someone who wants to have fun and not make a huge deal out of figuring out the composition. If you're someone who has little interest in vanishing points, grid systems or lines of horizon, then this book is for you. Some people just want to paint and have it look good, or at least in perspective. Some people want to get better and actually learn a system they can use on future work. Either way this book can do that for you.Each one of the designs starts out with one line and quickly unfolds into a complete design after only a few more. Artist will learn about creating a design that looks correct to the eye yet easy to fix if anything looks off. The winter scenes can be done around the Christmas Holidays for great family fun or party time but can also be done as beautiful winter scenes if you are trying to learn how to paint the cold season. The designs are easy enough for anyone to teach and fun enough that everyone will want to follow along and learn how to paint, the easy way. Thank you to all of you wonderful artist who share your stories, you are all so wonderful and talented. I hope these books continue to help you get better at understanding the design and composition without the hassle of perspective.