Wendy Eriksson is a multi-award winning Australian contemporary artist. Her style is bright, light and free, often with a great sense of fun She is an experimental, intuitive artist, who is constantly exploring and testing the way she paints and how she approaches her subjects. She uses plenty of texture and bold, bright colours in her pieces. Following on from her highly popular How Did You Paint That? series of step-by-step art instruction books, she has now released a range of Studio Notes' publications that provide an insight into what Wendy is up to in herstudio on a daily basis. In this book, Wendy shares her knowledge and background insights during the development of the painting entitled 'Here We Go'. With many progress and close up images to show the steps she has taken along the way, Wendy will talk you through how easy it is to create your very own collage and acrylic seascape scene. This bookis based on a single simple art project that can be completed quickly and easily. It lists thematerials you need and guides you through the processes to complete your project. Suitable for complete beginners to advanced artists.

Wendy Eriksson is a multi-award winning Australian contemporary artist. Her style is bright, light and free, often with a great sense of fun She is an experimental, intuitive artist, who is constantly exploring and testing the way she paints and how she approaches her subjects. She uses plenty of texture and bold, bright colours in her pieces. This is the first book created by Wendy where you can follow her every step of the way, as she creates the painting entitled, Fish Feeding. In this step-by-step guide, Wendy shares her knowledge and background insights during the development of this painting. With over 100 progress and close up images to highlight hints and techniques along the way, Wendy will talk you through how easy it is to create your very own fish painting. Suitable for complete beginners to advanced artists. This book tells all and is a must for those who would like to find out the answer to, How Did You Paint That?.