In the process of painting a watercolor, an artist makes many creative choices, including the selection of subject matter, its treatment (realistic or abstract), and the type of watermedia used (transparent or opaque).
An edition of Watercolor made easy
(1994)
Watercolor Made Easy
Techniques for Simplifying the Painting Process
New Ed edition
by Janet Walsh
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Technique, Watercolor painting| Edition | Availability |
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Watercolor Made Easy: Techniques for Simplifying the Painting Process
March 15, 2000, Watson-Guptill
Paperback
in English
- New Ed edition
0823056643 9780823056644
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Watercolor made easy: techniques for simplifying the painting process
1994, Watson-Guptill Publications
in English
0823056570 9780823056576
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