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How to Paint Tropical Sunsets is the first and only instructional
book about the art of painting tropical sunsets. The book will be
of interest to art enthusiasts of all ages. No previous painting
experience is required. A list of all necessary materials is
included, along with detailed step-by-step instructions and plenty
of painting tips, beautiful samples, and colorful references. How
to Paint Tropical Sunsets is a great tool for art therapy, art
classes, self enjoyment, and stress relief."Anyone may enjoy a
stunning sunset moment, but only an artist can always create one."
--Gina De Gorna
"Painting is my passion. Painting is as natural for me as
breathing. Having been attached to painting since childhood, I felt
that the necessity to paint grows bigger year after year. I respond
creatively to everything that surrounds me."This collection of
original paintings by Maya Green displays her deep passion for
color. Key in the works is her use of a palette knife, which allows
her to apply pure color, delicate lines and perhaps most
importantly, to express energy that no brush is able to capture.
Painting is not a vagabond's craft. From the 15th through the 17th
Centuries, painters studied past techniques in order to evaluate
the possibility of improvement through a process of logical
progression. This book is divided into chapters (Keys) that explain
each a major step forward in technique and propose the master to
whom credit should be given.
Originally published in 1909, "Landscape Painting," by Birge
Harrison is a collection of impromptu talks given before the Art
Students League at its summer school in Woodstock, New York. Birge
Harrison was born in Philadelphia in 1854. He initially trained in
the Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, but within a year moved
to Paris. There he remained for twelve years as student at the
Ecole des Beaux Arts, working under Carolus Duran and Alexandre
Cabanel. "Birge Harrison's volume on 'Landscape Painting' a fine
commentary on the technique of the craft." -The New York Times,
November 14, 1909
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With concise, clear instructions and easy-to-read color charts,
"Mix Your Own Oil Colors" is a valuable reference tool that takes
you through the fundamentals of color theory, teaching you terms
such as hue, value, and saturation. In addition, it provides the
exact proportions for mixing dozens of blues, yellows, reds, pinks,
oranges, greens, and purples. As you discover the joys of mixing
both vibrant and nuanced colors, you also will learn how to mix a
range of rich neutrals using complementary or primary colors, how
to darken colors without resorting to black, and much more.
Beginners and experienced artists alike will appreciate this
comprehensive guide that shows them how to mix just about any oil
paint color!
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Chris Flodberg: Paintings
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Scott Steedman, Peter Cocking; Contributions by Monique Westra, Chris Flodberg
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Calgary artist Chris Flodberg is a virtuoso oil painter, a
painter's painter. He became known for his landscapes but has since
tackled a startling range of themes: World War II warships,
intimate interiors, post-apocalyptic banquets, abstracts, guard
dogs and, most recently, ninety-six self-portraits in ninety-six
different styles. These are monumental paintings that grab the
viewer by the throat and demand attention. Flodberg is inspired by
art history, but the art he creates is his alone: visceral,
intensely rendered, relentlessly probing, beautiful but often
uncomfortable. An acutely self-aware painter, Flodberg places a
high value on honesty. His art is a dazzling collection of
self-portraits and statements on everything from war and greed to
the blossoming trees on his street. Chris Flodberg:
Paintings brings together 160 of Flodberg's paintings from his
first two decades. It is accompanied by five essays by Monique
Westra and short musings by the artist himself.
The painting technique and artist's materials of the renowned
Expressionist Emil Nolde (1867-1956) have been examined for the
first time by an interdisciplinary team of restorers, art
historians, and scientists. The research included an evaluation of
Nolde's studio estate and his text sources from the perspective of
art technology, as well as detailed microscopic, imaging, and
material-analysis examinations of his paintings. Known as a master
of coloring, the choice of canvas, primer, and paint, as well as
diverse application techniques are essential to the effect of his
pictures. The impressive spectrum of Nolde's working methods and
his struggle to arrive at artistic solutions are explained clearly
based on forty-four works from all the phases of his long career.
Exhibitions: Hamburger Kunsthalle, October 16, 2021 until April 18,
2022 Emil Nolde. Meine Art zu malen..., Pinakothek der Moderne,
Munich, March 31, 2022 until February 28, 2023 Presentation in the
Nolde Stiftung Seebull, expected from summer 2022
Haidee-Jo Summers' artwork is filled with light and vibrancy. Her
friendly, instructional style will demystify oil painting and show
you how to use this traditional medium to create contemporary
portraits, landscapes, still life and more, all suffused with the
unique warmth and richness of oils. This book is ideal for painters
at any level of experience, from complete beginners looking to
start out with oils, to advanced painters wishing to pick up new
ideas and techniques. Fresh, bright and accessible, this vibrant
book is a real feast for the eyes. It provides step-by-step
instruction, projects and numerous examples of Haidee-Jo's finished
art, from cafes in Seville to her local allotments, giving the
reader a wealth of inspiration and ideas for producing stunning oil
paintings of their own.
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