Collage, Colour and Texture in Painting
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| Rating | : | 4.34 (770 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1849943400 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-03-12 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Ever since the pioneering collages of Picasso and Braque, mixed-media works have held a respected place in fine art painting. With step-by-step photographs of several works in the making, he takes the reader inside the creative process, from preliminary sketches to final results, with detailed explanations of every technique he uses. Now award-winning painter Mike Bernard offers artists a hands-on introduction to the boundless possibilities opened up by combining paint with abstract paper shapes, textured papers, newspaper clippings, fabrics, and other unusual materials. Includes a beautiful gallery of the author’s works.New in paperback.
He wrote several books, including Light and Mood in Watercolour with David Curtis and Abstract and Colour Techniques with Claire Harrigan (both published by Batsford). About the AuthorMike Bernard's various art studies include time at the Royal Academy schools. Robin Capon was an experienced author and art journalist. He was a regular contributor to The Artist and Leisure Painter.. His awards and prizes include the Stowells Trophy, the Elizabeth Greenshields Fellowship, the Silver Longboat Award, and the Laing Award. He has exhibited at the Royal Festival Hall and the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in London and was elected member o
Robin Capon was an experienced author and art journalist. Mike Bernard's various art studies include time at the Royal Academy schools. He was a regular contributor to The Artist and Leisure Painter.. His awards and prizes include the Stowells Trophy, the Elizabeth Greenshields Fellowship, the Silver Longboat Award, and the Laing Award. He wrote several
Five Stars Susan H. Love the book and will read all of it to learn.. Five Stars Amazon Customer Love his work and explanations!. Acrylics dry to fast, but it can be a good thing Naught Less Honestly, avoiding the rut of getting caught up in trying to compete with a camera by rendering the subject, with tedious detail, might be another long but accurate title for this book. Let the viewer participate and relax with the fun of your own intuitive, God given skills. Get in tune with the fun of collage, texture and color. Really don't worry about aerial perspective or even try