The author walks you through basic principles, using small paintings, designed to be done in a short time each day over the course of 30 days. She gradually introduces new methods until by the end the reader is prepared to tackle complicated scenes involved multi-layered methods. Most of the scenes are from nature and even include some abstract designs that will keep painters experimenting for hours.
The style, nature-oriented theme, and even the drawing methods are delightfully reminiscent of John Muir Laws' books; fans of his who admired the work but struggled with the watercolors will find this a great companion book.
The cover and inside design are on heavy duty glossy paper which feels able to withstand accidents in the watercolor workplace.
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