The Watercolour Sourcebook by Search Press Studio

In this exciting and informative book, four of your favourite artists present easy to follow demonstrations of landscapes, flowers, trees and mountains.

• Each one is accompanied by an outline drawing for you to trace onto watercolour paper, getting the composition right every time.
• By keeping everything simple, the instructions can be kept to a single two-page spread.
• In this way, you're not constantly switching about and trying to work out where you are. You can see everything from the colour palette to the finished result at all times, with highlights of the important details picked out just where you need them.
• Terry Harrison works with rural scenes that include buildings, water, sunshine, clouds and snow.
• Wendy Tait's flowers demonstrate single varieties as well as settings and bouquets, taking full advantage of the variety of colours available.
• Geoff Kersey paints trees in all seasons from bare branches to full canopy and he includes spring flowers as well as boats and figures.
• Peter Woolley illustrates wide mountain vistas and single crags and shows you how to create effective foregrounds and skies in a variety of weather conditions. This is packed with subjects, projects and ideas and will give you as much material to work with as you could wish.
• Individual volumes previously published in the What to Paint series
• Search Press
• Paperback
• 264 pages 
• Colour throughout