Enjoy the scenery with fast and fun landscape painting!A summer sunset; a bubbling brook; a sea of golden wildflowers like nature itself; landscape painting doesnt have to be complicated to be beautiful. In this beginner-friendly guide; Lee Hammond shows you how to use a handful of colors; a simple three-step approach; and the friendly medium of acrylic to create charming landscapes throughout the seasons.Step-by-step instructions for painting favorite landscape elements#151skies; trees; grasses; mountains; water and more#151provide endless mix-and-match possibilities.16 paint-along landscape projects can be completed quickly; using no more than 8 colors each.Basic brushwork techniques; easy-to-learn painting methods; and lots of step-by-step instruction get beginners painting fast.One of the most popular art instruction authors out there with 20+ years of experience; Lee Hammond shares tried-and-true secrets for achieving a sense of distance; evoking mood; painting realistic textures; and much more... everything you need to turn any moment in nature into a personal work of art.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Awesome!By Edward DamasEasy to understand! Packaged for delivery was awesome!0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great music theory book!!!By Daisy W.My husband is a lead guitarist in a band and loved this book. He loves music theory I recommend this for anyone into learning and keeping current with theory. Great for all levels!!7 of 8 people found the following review helpful. Guy Capuzzos Theory for the Contemp. GuitaristBy Aaron D. LinksThis is a very helpful book that demands a decent (aka LARGE) amount of study time. Notice the title of this book starts with "Theory." and not "Practical Application." If you keep that in mind. you wont be disappointed. This book covers guitar specific sheet music theory and gets quite advanced. Be prepared to study this book in a methodical manner with constant reviewing to really learn the material in a thorough way. I love music and I really enjoy this book but Im not very far into it yet and its taking me a while to absorb the information contained on each page.The only reason I am not giving the book a 5 star rating is because I wish it had practical finger positioning for a guitarist who wishes to build chords from scratch. Yes. you may learn how to properly write a Dominant 7th chord on a piece of sheet music and how it relates to a Major. Minor or whatever. but what about the finger positioning?I guess thats what other books and guitar teachers are for. This is a great book for serious musicians.
