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Walter Foster Art Books
How to Draw & Paint
The titles in this classic series contain progressive visual demonstrations, expert advice, and simple written explanations that assist novice artists through the next stages of learning. In this series, professional artists walk the reader through the artistic process step by step, from preparation and preliminary sketches to special techniques and final details. Organized into categories of instruction, these books provide an introduction to an array of media and subjects.
Artist’s Library
These titles offer both beginning and advanced artists the opportunity to expand their creativity, conquer technical obstacles, and explore new media. Written and illustrated by professional artists, the books in this series are ideal for anyone aspiring to reach a new level of expertise. They serve as useful tools that artists of all skill levels can refer to again and again.
Drawing Made Easy, Acrylic Made Easy & Watercolor Made Easy
Every artist should have the opportunity to experience the joy of learning without having to deal with intimidating, complicated lessons. The books in these series simplify even the most complex concepts, making it easy for the beginner to gain an in-depth understanding of pencil, acrylic, or watercolor.
Drawing
Oil
Watercolor
Acrylic
Pastel
Cartooning
Special Subjects
Flowers with William F. Powell
It’s no wonder we’re naturally attracted to flowers. Their fascinating and varied forms, colors, and textures provide a never-ending source of artistic inspiration. In this book, you’ll learn the step-by-step process of rendering various types of flowers—from their basic shapes to their completed forms. You’ll begin with the tools and materials needed to get started, as well as the shading techniques that will bring your flower drawings to life. With just a little practice, you’ll learn to draw a wealth of flower varieties and see just how rewarding recreating these captivating subjects can be!
—William F. Powell
Magnolia
The magnolia grandiflora is a large, white, fragrant flower. To make the flower blossom stand out, keep the shading of its petals to a minimum, and shade the leaves underneath darker.
Regal Lily
Lilies are very fragrant, and the plants can grow up to eight feet tall. Use the steps below to develop the flower, which you can attach to the main stem when drawing the entire plant, as shown at the bottom of the opposite page.
Begonia
There are single- and double-flowered begonias. The double-flowered variety is a bit more difficult to draw. Don’t rush this flower, because it’s easy to lose your place. Study each step before drawing the flower yourself.
Bearded Iris
The bearded iris is probably the most beautiful of the iris varieties. Its colors range from deep purples to blues, lavenders, and whites. Some flowers have delicate, lightly colored petals with dark veining. They range in height from less than a foot to more than three feet.
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