COLORED PENCIL FOR THE SERIOUS BEGINNER
Basic Lessons in Becoming a Good Artist
by Bet Borgeson
TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter one MATERIALS
The Pencils - Drawing Surfaces - Sharpeners and Other Basic Tools - Setting Up a Workspacechapter two FUNDAMENTALS
Drawing - Color and Drawing - Mixing Color with Colored Pencil - A Colorist Approach - Creating Illusions of Form, Volume, and Space - Composition - The Primal Nature of Edgeschapter three GETTING STARTED
Ideas and Inspiration - Working from Life and from Photography - Building Your Own Techniques - Demonstration: Color Lifting Techniques - Demonstration: Impressed Line Technique - A Working Procedure - Appraising Work in Progress - Knowing When You're Finishedchapter four STILL LIFE AND FLORAL
Selecting and Setting Up a Still Life - Lighting Your Still Life - Integrating Subject and Background - Demonstration: A Still Life - The Floral Still Life - Demonstration: A Floral Still Lifechapter five LANDSCAPE
The Rooms of Landscape - Working from Location to Studio - Finding Your Setting and Center of Interest - Using Color to Suggest Space - The Eloquence of Understatement - The Naturalistic Landscape - Demonstration: A Natural Landscape - The Imaginary Landscape - Demonstration: A Fantasy Night Landscapechapter six AFTERWORD: ART AND INDEPENDENCE
Becoming a Lifelong Artist - Blending Art with Livelihood - Exhibiting and Selling Your Art - The Long View: Laddering Your Goalsindex
(128 pages. 7 x 10 (18 x 25 cm). Over 140 full-color and 10 b/w illustrations)
Copyright 2008 Bet Borgeson. All Rights Reserved.
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