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FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE CONTEMPORARY BOTANICAL ART
Author: Sarah Hankinson
144 pages
Learn how to sketch, draw and paint flowers and foliage with this bright and accessible step-by-step guide.
Flowers and Foliage: Creating Contemporary Botanical Art explores the always popular subject matter of botanical art. This is a beginner’s guide to creating contemporary botanical art for everyone who loves flowers: tulips, sunflowers, orchids and many more.
Fantastic ice-breaker exercises include:
• Drawing with the non-dominant hand
• Blind contour exercise to test hand-eye coordination
• Drawing a flower upside down to practise observational skills to draw what you see rather than your perceived idea of what a flower looks like.
To help guide readers and budding artists to create their own amazing botanical art, each activity includes:
• Step-by-step imagery
• Flower diagrams with labels
• Original commissioned photography
The projects include working with different media: watercolour pastel pencil ink and use a range of popular flowers as inspiration. With a focus on appreciating nature and making time to play, this simple introduction makes the beloved style of botanical art accessible to all.
144 pages
Learn how to sketch, draw and paint flowers and foliage with this bright and accessible step-by-step guide.
Flowers and Foliage: Creating Contemporary Botanical Art explores the always popular subject matter of botanical art. This is a beginner’s guide to creating contemporary botanical art for everyone who loves flowers: tulips, sunflowers, orchids and many more.
Fantastic ice-breaker exercises include:
• Drawing with the non-dominant hand
• Blind contour exercise to test hand-eye coordination
• Drawing a flower upside down to practise observational skills to draw what you see rather than your perceived idea of what a flower looks like.
To help guide readers and budding artists to create their own amazing botanical art, each activity includes:
• Step-by-step imagery
• Flower diagrams with labels
• Original commissioned photography
The projects include working with different media: watercolour pastel pencil ink and use a range of popular flowers as inspiration. With a focus on appreciating nature and making time to play, this simple introduction makes the beloved style of botanical art accessible to all.
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Author: Sarah Hankinson
144 pages
Learn how to sketch, draw and paint flowers and foliage with this bright and accessible step-by-step guide.
Flowers and Foliage: Creating Contemporary Botanical Art explores the always popular subject matter of botanical art. This is a beginner’s guide to creating contemporary botanical art for everyone who loves flowers: tulips, sunflowers, orchids and many more.
Fantastic ice-breaker exercises include:
• Drawing with the non-dominant hand
• Blind contour exercise to test hand-eye coordination
• Drawing a flower upside down to practise observational skills to draw what you see rather than your perceived idea of what a flower looks like.
To help guide readers and budding artists to create their own amazing botanical art, each activity includes:
• Step-by-step imagery
• Flower diagrams with labels
• Original commissioned photography
The projects include working with different media: watercolour pastel pencil ink and use a range of popular flowers as inspiration. With a focus on appreciating nature and making time to play, this simple introduction makes the beloved style of botanical art accessible to all.
144 pages
Learn how to sketch, draw and paint flowers and foliage with this bright and accessible step-by-step guide.
Flowers and Foliage: Creating Contemporary Botanical Art explores the always popular subject matter of botanical art. This is a beginner’s guide to creating contemporary botanical art for everyone who loves flowers: tulips, sunflowers, orchids and many more.
Fantastic ice-breaker exercises include:
• Drawing with the non-dominant hand
• Blind contour exercise to test hand-eye coordination
• Drawing a flower upside down to practise observational skills to draw what you see rather than your perceived idea of what a flower looks like.
To help guide readers and budding artists to create their own amazing botanical art, each activity includes:
• Step-by-step imagery
• Flower diagrams with labels
• Original commissioned photography
The projects include working with different media: watercolour pastel pencil ink and use a range of popular flowers as inspiration. With a focus on appreciating nature and making time to play, this simple introduction makes the beloved style of botanical art accessible to all.
