What to Paint The Watercolour Sourcebook

60 beautiful painting projects provide inspiration for the watercolour artist. Do you love painting with watercolour? Are you looking for fresh subjects to spark your creativity? Packed full of ideas to inspire your watercolour painting, The Watercolour Sourcebook features 60 gorgeous paintings of landscapes, flowers, woodlands and mountains, providing endless inspiration for artists of all levels. Each project comes with clear guidance on how to paint it, a full-size reproduction of the finished painting, and a drawn outline that you can transfer straight onto your watercolour paper – so no need to make an initial drawing! With so many beautiful paintings to choose from, you will find yourself returning to this fabulous resource time and time again. This book includes projects by Geoff Kersey, Peter Woolley, Terry Harrison and Wendy Tait, originally published in the What to Paint series. 60 beautiful, inspirational painting projects provide inspiration for the watercolour artist. The Watercolour Sourcebook is a compilation of four selected titles from the What to Paint series, chosen specially to illustrate the wide range of scenes and subjects that can be captured in watercolour. The works of four master watercolourists – Geoff Kersey, Terry Harrison, Peter Woolley and Wendy Tait – are brought together in a collection of 60 beautiful, detailed projects on the subjects of trees, woodlands and forests; landscapes; hills and mountains and flowers respectively. Each project results in a full painting that is accompanied at the end of the book by a full-size outline that can be copied and applied to the artist's own watercolour paper using tracedown paper and pencil. The Watercolour Sourcebook aims to provide a wealth of inspiration to the painter who struggles to decide upon their subject matter, and arms the artist with everything they need to know about what they're about to paint, from colour palette to useful techniques.

Pages: 264, Paperback, Search Press