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Watercolours (Learn to Paint)

By (author) Alwyn Crawshaw

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This best-selling title will be relaunched in September 05 with a fresh new cover design. Alwyn Crawshaw has a very loyal following among amateur painters, and this book is an ideal introduction to this popular medium. Each title in the best-selling Learn to Paint series is written by a professional working artist and offers the leisure painter a personal course of art instruction. Here well-known and loved TV artist Alwyn Crawshaw clearly describes all the basic techniques of painting in watercolour, and provides many practical exercises and step-by-step demonstration paintings. The book includes: advice on materials and equipment basic techniques and methods help with brush effects how to mix colours help with composition This is the only guide youâ€™ll need to learn how to paint watercolours with skill and confidence.

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