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Zoltan Szabo’s 70 Favorite Watercolor Techniques
July 31st, 2011 by Aldouspi

Zoltan Szabo’s 70 Favorite Watercolor Techniques Plus Zoltan Szabo Art For Sale

Zoltan Szabo’s 70 Favorite Watercolor Techniques

Learn Zoltan Szabo’s Painting Secrets

Learn dozens of fun and effective watercolor techniques from the master. Zoltan Szabo shows you how to use your paint, brushes and palette knives to create the look of wispy clouds, jagged granite, rolling surf, sun-gilded snow and much more. And if you love to paint water, see the special section on the rules of reflection.

Inside you’ll also find a gallery of step-by-step painting demonstrations and other examples of Zoltan Sza

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A Celebration of Light: Painting the Textures of Light in Watercolor

This book approaches painting in a traditional manner with an extreme sensitivity to light and texture.15 demonstrations (4 complete painting demos, 11 short technique demos) show how to master essential techniques and paint a variety of textures (crystal, flowers, fruit, lace, silver, rusted metal, wood, fabric, hair) in various lighting situations. 10 full-page sidebars interview 10 popular artists who paint light, offering the reader various perspectives and approaches to the topic.The book i

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  • Jeff writes:
    July 31st, 201112:08 pmat
    39 of 39 people found the following review helpful:
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    Zoltan Szabo’s 70 Favorite Water Color Techniques, June 30, 2000
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    Jeff (Salt Lake City, UT USA) –

    The best part of this book is Zoltan Szabo’s explaination of watercolor paint. He explains transparent colors, opaque colors, reflective colors, sedimentary colors, staining colors, and nonstaining colors. I’ve read many books on watercolor painting and this is the first one I’ve seen that explains the nature of the paint. Also covered in this book are many techniques of applying paint. Several exercises are included.

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  • "jem_bolt" writes:
    July 31st, 201112:48 pmat
    34 of 34 people found the following review helpful:
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    Excellent, February 17, 2000

    I found this book practical, easy to use and have already put many of the techniques described to good use. I am just sorry I didnt get this book a long time ago. If this doesnt add challenge and improve your painting, not much will.

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  • Anonymous writes:
    July 31st, 20111:15 pmat
    25 of 32 people found the following review helpful:
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    Complete. Enriches the water-colorist. Extraordinary., August 15, 1998
    By A Customer

    I am a mexican water-colorist. The book has proven very useful and I recommend it to any one wishing to explore this territory. I would like to know if a translation into Spanish is available or is being considered in the future. The techniques are perfectly applicable and there is a dramatic progress as one follows the recommendations given in the book.

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  • Mary Jansen writes:
    July 31st, 20111:51 pmat
    31 of 32 people found the following review helpful:
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    Inspiring!, October 1, 2007
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    Mary Jansen
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    This review is from: A Celebration of Light: Painting the Textures of Light in Watercolor (Hardcover)

    A Celebration of Light:Painting the Textures of Light in Watercolor is a must read for all watercolor artists who want to better their understanding and application of an often tricky medium. Jane Freeman expertly describes her painting technique and beautifully guides one through her glazing process and color usage with step by step illustrations. Her award winning paintings, as well as informative contributions from other famous artists are displayed throughout making this one, (if not THE) most valuable watercolor book in my library!

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  • D. Joa writes:
    July 31st, 20112:19 pmat
    17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
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    Wonderful, January 1, 2008
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    This review is from: A Celebration of Light: Painting the Textures of Light in Watercolor (Hardcover)

    A Celebration of Light is a wonderful book – there are so many many infos in this book which you should not miss. Jane Freeman shares her technique, shows her colours and how to use and mix them, how to work the best with your reference photos, gives tips about composition and she also shows many paintings in step-by-step-demonstrations. She has a great knowledge about watercolor and this book is a very valuable addition to each library.

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  • Debbie Cannatella "Debbie Cannatella" writes:
    July 31st, 20112:37 pmat
    13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
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    Great book to keep on hand!!, April 1, 2008
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    This review is from: A Celebration of Light: Painting the Textures of Light in Watercolor (Hardcover)

    I purchased this book hoping for a clearer description on how to capture light in watercolor paintings. This book met all my expectations. I keep it in the classroom and studio for my students to use as a reference. Jane Freeman has easily understandable step-by-step demonstrations, goes through the process of how to paint reflections, glass, lace and beautiful light patterns. She has included a wealth of information for all levels of painters. An added bonus is the addition of paintings and comments from numerous watercolorists whose paintings are seen in many competitions. I recommend this book to anyone who teaches the art of watercolor and encourage them to expose their students to it. It is a wonderful addition to an artist’s library.

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