Learn to create precious watercolor paintings that you can paint and frame in just one day.
Paint and Frame: Botanical Painting features 20 charming modern watercolor projects including florals, nature scenes, and more. With step-by-step instructions and watercolor paper included, you can try your hand at these "mini" projects, and then you can instantly display your painting in one of the enclosed frames.
Add patterns or colors to your frame, then simply fold it to an upright position, and your brand new watercolor painting can be displayed inside it. Stop storing your art projects in a drawer while you wait to get frames. These handcrafted frames are ideal for displaying artwork around the house, at your desk, or to mail as a lovely handmade gift.
Paint and Frame: Botanical Painting comes with an instruction book, 20 step-by-step watercolor projects to try, an assortment of watercolor paper, and 5 fantastic frames to decorate and personalize yourself. This is the perfect gift for the beginner artist looking to display their work in an elegant way without paying for expensive frames.
Rezensionen / Stimmen
The perfect gift for the beginner artist looking to display their work in an elegant way without paying for expensive frames, Paint and Frame: Botanical Painting is unique, extraordinary, user friendly, and highly recommended! * Midwest Book Review *
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Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc
Produkt-Hinweis
Illustrationen
Maße
Höhe: 251 mm
Breite: 197 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-63106-498-2 (9781631064982)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Sara Boccaccini Meadows was born in the far north of the United Kingdom, where she spent much of her time exploring the outdoors with her parents and little sister. After graduating, she spent many years travelling the world, finding inspiration from different cultures and developing her unique painterly style. After living in the United Kingdom, South Korea, and Australia, she eventually settled in New York City in 2012, where she splits her time between textile design, illustration, and being a mother to her three-year-old daughter.
