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Brushwork Essentials: How to Render Expressive Form and Texture with Every Stroke by Mark Christopher Weber A copy that has been read, but remains in clean condition. All pages are intact, and the cover is intact. The spine may show signs of wear. Pages can include limited notes and highlighting, and the copy can include previous owner inscriptions. At ThriftBooks, our motto is: Read More, Spend Less. Product Information. Knowing how to use a brush properly is essential for effective oil painting.
Brushwork Essentials shows artists everything they need to know to render a variety of elegant strokes, along with other exciting techniques like paint mixing and brush shaping. Weber makes mastering each technique easy. He provides detailed, easy-to-follow instructions, step-by-step demonstrations and complementary artwork that highlight each brushstroke as it appears on the canvas.
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Readers will also learn how to use different strokes to achieve specific effects, such as lighting, shadowing and more. Mark Christopher Weber is an award-winning artist whose work appears in many corporate collections including Shell Oil, Marathon Oil, Grand Canyon Association and the Federal Reserve Building.
He is also represented in galleries in California, Arizona, Montana, New Mexico, Utah and Japan. Mark lives in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Rendering careful detailsWeber is using water mixable oil paint, so you will get good tips in the book if you are using this type of paint. Most of the book advice applies in the same way to conventional oil paint.This only missing part relates to the use of different painting medium and how they affect brushwork. Weber is talking in the generic way about the consistency of the paint. However, there is no discussion on how the different state of dryness or stickiness of the paint (often linked to the use of painting medium) can be used to good effect and influence the paint marks.Who is this book for?This book is not for beginners.If you are an intermediate painters, this book will make you think about the way you apply paint and will save you couple of years of experimentation. Each technique is clearly illustrated with close-up photographs of the brush in action. The text is easy to read and flows well.
From time to time, the style slips into informality, but not to the point of becoming irritating.For advanced painters (i.e. You have been painting for 20 years), I am not sure you will learn a great deal (unless you have developed bad habits). It could however be useful to expand your vocabulary in the brushwork area and let you describe in clear terms your own technique when presenting your works and working methods.The Book DetailsAuthor: Mark Christopher WeberPublished by North Light BooksHardcover: 143 pagesLanguage EnglishISBN-10: About the Author and Artistis painting in the style of the old masters using realistic painting techniques.
He resides in Kansas City (Missouri), where he began his career over thirty years ago. He has won numerous awards.