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Watercolor Meet The Brushes: Create The Stroke and Control The Flow (Watercolor Action) (Volume 1)
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About Watercolor Meet The Brushes: Create The Stroke And
Product Description Watercolor ~ Meet The BrushesCreate The Stroke and Control The FlowIf you are just starting to paint with watercolor, this reference book will explain the strokes each brush was made to do. Examples show how to hold a brush in different positions to create different strokes, work with water, keep your brush clean, and how to store a dry brush.Introducing the most important tool in your painting gear, the Watercolor Brush. Choosing the right brush type to create a specific stroke is your first step in learning to paint. To get started, I selected five basic watercolor brushes, Round, Flat, Rigger, Fan, and Mop. Learn about brush types, hair choice, and brush care. A step-by-step paint along is included to help you practice with each brush type. About the Author Barbara Parish Watercolor Landscape Painter/Teacher/ Author WAOW ~ Women Artists of the West, Signature, Emeritus Member Editor: The West Wind, The Voice of Women Artists of The West PAAR ~ Plein Air Artists of Riverside CWC ~ California Writers Club ~ High Desert Branch Barbara's traditional painting style promotes contrast that excites the eye. Using intense or grayed color that sets the mood in her visual stories. Exhibits: Women Artists of the West annual juried show and online presence Plein Air Artists of Riverside Annual Paint-Out and Exhibits Awards: 2015 PAAR Quick Draw 2nd Place "Olive Ave Market" Cactus Beauty received recognition award from the Sycan Band of Kumeyaay Nation The Lynn Thomas Scholarship Award from Women Artists of the West Best of Show awards, Cactus Beauty, High Desert Fantasy, and Spring Promise. Barbara shares watercolor techniques and the courage to paint in the classroom, workshops, and instruction books. Over twenty years of painting and receiving awards, Barbara paints each day with purpose and hones her painting skill by participating annually in workshops taught by her colleagues. Born in Chicago, raised in California, Barbara considers herself a true Southern California girl. Her SUV is filled with painting gear, a rolling studio. She enjoys the sunny days, open spaces, and easy travel to the deserts, mountains, and sea. Editor: "The West Wind" Voice of the Women Artists of the West Author: Nonfiction short story: Illusion of Safety, Red Sun, Chocolate Sky Watercolor Instruction: Watercolor ~ Meet The Brushes
