Janet Whittle - Böcker

Everybody loves flowers, and here are 100 beautiful blooms for you to draw!Whether you prefer the understated beauty of a simple daisy or the garish good looks of a flamingo lily, you're bound to discover a flower in this book that you will find irresistible – and you will just want to pick up your pencil and start drawing! There are everyday garden blooms such as roses and tulips, delicate wild varieties such as primroses and bluebells, and a whole range of exotics, too, if you want to try something a bit different.Each flower is broken down into six simple stages that lead you effortlessly through to the finished drawing. There are no written instructions to follow – just basic shapes and pencil strokes. Even if you’ve never drawn anything before, you will be amazed at how quickly you will achieve incredibly impressive drawings. Every project also shows two finished examples of the flower – one shaded with pencil and the other with colour.This is the perfect book for budding artists yearning to draw their favourite posies, or the experienced artist looking for a variety of subjects to inspire.The material in this book is taken from the following books in Search Press's successful How to Draw series: Flowers, Garden Flowers, Wild Flowers, Exotic Flowers.

Draw 30 vibrant flowers in 8 easy stages - or fewer!Discover how to draw 30 delicate yet dynamic flowers in just a few simple steps with the help of esteemed botanical artist Janet Whittle. Choose from floral favourites such as shapely tulips, blowsy roses, wild red poppies and fragile bluebells, and build up the idiosyncratic shapes of each bloom in seven simple sketches. Starting with a basic outline, each of the 30 drawings culminates in an arresting, full-colour flower portrait that anyone can achieve in a short space of time.With its easy-to-follow landscape format, you can see the flowers blossom across the pages of the book, then recreate them yourself on paper or in your sketchbook.The book contains material previously published in How to Draw Flowers, 2008, and How to Draw Wild Flowers, 2010.