Make your first steps in watercolor fun and rewarding! Watercolors vivid colors and fresh; direct brush strokes make it the most exciting way to paint. "But;" you think; "Learning to paint must be hard and frustrating." Not with Cathy Johnson as your teacher! Here; she makes learning to paint in watercolor funmdash;even easy! With Painting Watercolors; youll learn to paint by picking up a brush and paintingmdash;not by reading about a bunch of confusing theories. Cathy tells you everything you need to beginmdash;including: Which tools and materials you should buy to get off to a good; affordable start When; what; even where to paint Explanations of watercolor terms (such as "washes" and "puddles") Easy and useful painting tricksmdash;such as glazing and drybrush. Exercises help you loosen up and learn the ins and outs of putting paint on paper. Easy-to-follow; step-by-step instructions show you how to paint water; believable skies; a variety of trees in different seasons and other popular elements. Plus; a dozen demonstrations show you how paintings come together; from initial sketch to final brushstrokes. With Cathys help; you can start painting right away!
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Incisive Critique. Mixed with AbuseBy Jamey Hecht. PhDWorth reading. this book is a refreshingly honest attack on Israeli political attitudes---blended with vitriol about "Jewishness as an ideology." I welcome the authors scorn for nationalism. particularly for the Nazi illusion. now echoed in the Israeli "right of return." that Judaism is an ethnic category. a folk genus. a race. It is none of these things. But the book seems almost entirely blind to the merits of particular Jews. of Jewish culture. and of Jewish texts.0 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Better than what Im used to get from his lectures ...By Carlos jimenezI didnt have much expectations about this book because I dont quite consider Gilad an scholar of the caliber of Finkelstein or Chomsky. the latter a target of his derision. But it surprised be with a very interesting and insightful approach. Better than what Im used to get from his lectures on youtube. Unfortunately I lost the book before I could get deeper into it. So I cant give a fully accurate impression of this work.2 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Ramzi E. AbdulrahmanExcellent!
