Think Big Paint Small: Oil Painting Easier, Faster and Better
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| Rating | : | 4.64 (910 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01MTENTPE |
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| Number of Pages | : | 270 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-12-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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About the Author Award-winning artist Joyce Washor exhibits regularly in the Hudson Valley and has many gallery affiliations across the U.S., including the Judi Rotenberg Gallery and the Taos Gallery. . An active workshop instructor, she lives in Riverdale, New York
Great things really do come in small packages. Start maximizing the rewards of painting small with Think Big Paint Small!. Smaller canvases allow you to enjoy everything you love about oil painting with less expense, less mess, less space and less time. You'll even find sound advice for framing, displaying and marketing your work. What could be better?Think Big Paint Small (previously published as Big Art Small Canvas and updated with new demonstrations and art) gives you all the guidance you need to succeed at creating small paintings. Discover the pleasures of creating big art on a small canvas! There are plenty of reasons to paint small. You'll find more than 12 step-by-step demonstrations that show you how to paint a variety of still lifes and landscapes--all on canvases measuring four inches or le
Sandra Montana said Help with using limited complementary palettes. The dumbest thing I ever did was give this book away. (I just ordered a used copy.) It isn't so much the matter of painting small, which I don't actually do, it's that her explanation of her palettes is the best help I've found for using a limited, comp. Lots to offer the reader/painter S Painting with such small brushes is quite a challenge when used to painting large art but the book gives very good advice, lots of pictures, information you need rather than struggle on yor own figuring it out. Have not read it completely but if it cont. What a wonderful book. Her palette suggestions alone are worth the DMW What a wonderful book. Her palette suggestions alone are worth the price. I have the same joint issues as Joyce Washor; she saved my painting.
Award-winning artist Joyce Washor exhibits regularly in the Hudson Valley and has many gallery affiliations across the U.S., including the Judi Rotenberg Gallery and the Taos Gallery. . An active workshop instructor, she lives in Riverdale, New York