| Abstract
and Colour Techniques in Painting |

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Author: Claire
Harrigan
Publisher: Batsford
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| This
excellent guide looks at ways to interpret a variety of subjects without
being tied to straightforward representation. |
| The
Acrylic Flower Painter's A-Z |

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Author:
Lexi Sundell
Publisher: Search Press |
| This
guide to flower painting in acrylics follows an established format
and provides details of how to portray 40 popular floral subjects
from Alcea to Zinnia. |
| Body
Parts |

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Author:
Simon Jennings
Publisher: Mitchell Beazley |
| The
subtitle, a practical sourcebook for drawing the human form, reveals
the true nature of this informative and attractive book which is simply
packed with ideas and inspiration. |
| The
Botanical Palette |

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Author:
Margaret Stevens with The Society of Botanical Artists
Publisher: Collins |
|
Each of the 8 chapters concentrates on a single colour
and is filled with practical advice on how to achieve the correct
result, backed up with step-by-step demonstrations. |
| Complete
Anatomy and Figure Drawing Book |

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Author:
John Raynes
Publisher: Batsford |
| An
elegantly written and superbly illustrated explanation of how the
human body works, morphing into a guide to how to draw and paint it
so that the resulting picture also looks as though it works. |
| Encyclopaedia
of Colour for Watercolour Artists |

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Author:
Jan Hart
Publisher: Search Press |
| This
book is as informative as it is refreshing and original. The overall
idea is that you should be able to build a balanced palette to suit
a wide variety of subjects. |
| Learn
to Paint Light and Shade in Watercolour |

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Author:
Hazel Soan
Publisher: Collins |
|
This excellent
guide packs in more than many much longer books. Every page is a
delight and filled with ideas, instruction and information.
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| Painting
Unicorns in Watercolour |

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Author:
Rebecca Balchin
Publisher: Search Press |
| If
you ignore the horn (and the odd cloven foot), what you have here
is one of the best books on drawing and painting horses there has
ever been. |
| Successful
and Creative Washes |

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Author:
Barry Herniman
Publisher: Search Press |
| This
excellent guide shows how to use washes in almost every situation
you might need them: skies, landscapes, foregrounds, backgrounds,
water and much more and with everything spelt out with detailed step-by-step
illustrations. |
| Terry
Harrison's Sea and Sky in Watercolour |

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Author:
Terry Harrison
Publisher: Search Press |
| Terry
Harrison's excellent series of guides continues to impress. Here,
he'll show you how to capture the basic elements of water and sky
including waves and clouds. He also deals with simple boats, reflections,
coastal landscapes and sunsets. |
| 30
Minute series |

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Author:
Margaret Evans, Alwyn Crawshaw, Soraya French, Fiona Peart
Publisher: Collins |
| Nominated
as a series, these are far from being just another set of beginners'
guides and offer suggestions for simple compositions, economy of working
and limited materials. |
| Watercolour
Textures |

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Author:
Ann Blockley
Publisher: Collins |
| There's
a lot here that you'd expect: the flowers, leaves and seed-heads that
you associate with Ann Blockley, but there are also landscapes, animals
and still lifes done in a way that'll definitely make you look twice. |