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Japanese Style Watercolor Portraits: Learn to Paint Lifelike Portraits in 48 Easy Lessons (With Over 400 Illustrations)
Hardback
Main Details
Title |
Japanese Style Watercolor Portraits: Learn to Paint Lifelike Portraits in 48 Easy Lessons (With Over 400 Illustrations)
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Hiroko Shibasaki
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Physical Properties |
Format:Hardback | Pages:112 | Dimensions(mm): Height 279,Width 216 |
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Category/Genre | Watercolours |
ISBN/Barcode |
9780804855723
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Classifications | Dewey:751.42242 |
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Illustrations |
12 tutorials; over 400 illustrations and photos
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Tuttle Publishing
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Imprint |
Tuttle Publishing
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Publication Date |
8 November 2022 |
Publication Country |
United States
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Description
Detailed step-by-step lessons make it easy to create beautiful watercolor portraits! Japanese Style Watercolor Portraits takes you through each step of the watercolor portrait process, from sketching your subject to layering in the colors and rendering the fine details. Author Hiroko Shibasaki provides expert guidance on the best materials to use along with many insightful tips that every artist should know. The portraits presented in the 12 comprehensive painting tutorials express a distinctively Japanese aesthetic. The subjects in the foreground are rendered in exquisite detail, while the backgrounds are only subtly suggested. This technique places the emphasis on the masterful portraits, leaving it to the viewer's imagination to fill in the peripheral details. The lessons in this book cover all the key topics, including: Working with a model Completing the sketch Preparing and mixing paints Blocking in skin tones Rendering details such as facial features, hairstyles and clothing Blending and shading the colors And much more!
Author Biography
Hiroko Shibasaki is a Japanese artist who has worked primarily with watercolors since 2006. Her accolades include the 2011 Japan Watercolor Exhibition Incentive Award, the 2012 Japan Watercolor Exhibition Maruyama Banka Award, the 2017 Japan Watercolor Exhibition Alumni Incentive Award, and the 2019 Japan Watercolor Exhibition Prime Minister's Award. She is a member of the Japan Watercolor Painting Association and is a watercolor painting instructor at the college level. Shibasaki lives in Japan.
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