Create paintings with feelingThe Painterly Approach bridges the gap between what you see as an artist; and what you feel. More than painting an appealing landscape; its about making your viewer feel the wind; experience the dance of shadows and sunlight; and admire the wondrous intermingling of colors that attracted you to your subject in the first place.In this gorgeously illustrated book; Bob Rohm shows you how to see the world from a painterly perspective and translate it into expressive; poetic paintings that elicit an emotional response from your viewer.Clearly illustrates how to choreograph color; value; composition; texture and other fundamental elements to achieve those elusive qualities of mood and emotionFeatures 9 step-by-step demonstrations (in oil; pastel and acrylic) on capturing a vivid sense of time and placeCovers brushstrokes; painting with a palette knife; edge control; shadows and other advanced art techniquesThis book focuses primarily on landscape painting but offers valuable lessons for approaching any subject in a personal and engaging way.
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