The Watercolor Flower Painter's A to Z: An Illustrated Directory of Techniques for Painting 50 Popular Flowers

by Adelene Fletcher

Flowers are an ideal subject for painters. They can be chosen to suit one's mood and arranged however desired. Even a garden of modest size can offer a profusion of subject matter. And watercolor is the ideal medium for painting flowers. This unique watercolor artist's guide offers easy to follow, plant specific information on how to paint over 50 of the most popular flower species. Along with step by step photographs, details and instructions for capturing the essence of each flower, the book includes information on the appropriate techniques and color mixes to use.

Genres: Art, Crafts

128 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2001

Reviews

[R.L.]

I always enjoy a good instructional watercolor book.

[Nicole]

Poor quality typeset can't read it

I don't know start book this is but I can't even read the words it's such poor quality like it's a picture copy of the pages and if you try to zoom in the words are unreadable.

[SNA TAYLOR]

a-z flowers

Very disappointed, thought I had bought a new book on kindle, it’s just an old book photographed on every page,writing not clear at all, so you can’t read the info .should not have bothered, pictures ok, not worth the money, don’t get it on kindle.

[Mark Melendez]

Poor Format

Poorly formatted, makes the book very hard to read and it becomes a chore to just get through the book.

[Molly J. Carter]

illegible in kindle format

This e-book is totally illegible in kindle format and is therefore useless. Waste of money. I wish I could get a refund.

[Amanda Niebel]

Hard to read...

So its a scanned version of the book, library sleeve included.
Hard to read and follow, its a bit distracting