Peter Wileman is one of the most dynamic oil painters in the UK today and is currently President of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters. In Painting Light in Oils he demonstrates how to create atmospheric landscapes in oils with stunning effects. Light is what motivates so many painters. It excites the eye and radiates an energy that transforms an otherwise ordinary scene into something rather special.
In his first book, Peter Wileman shows how he gets inspiration for his exciting landscapes and seascapes, working both on location and in the studio. Several step-by-step demonstrations show how he captures light and shade on his canvas with such amazing effect. There are also sections on tone and colour harmony, reflected and changing light and how to paint from both sketches and photographs.
If you want to loosen up your oil painting and achieve landscapes and seascapes that are full of atmosphere, this is the book for you.
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Höhe: 254 mm
Breite: 226 mm
Dicke: 17 mm
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978-1-906388-72-0 (9781906388720)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Peter Wileman is President of the Royal Insitute of Oil Painters and his work has been shown at The Royal Society of Marine Painters and the New English Art Club, as well as at the ROI. He has won several painting awards, including the Frank Herring Award and the Cornelissen Prize. He has made several painting DVDs. This is his first book. He lives in Towcester, Northamptonshire.
Malcolm Allsop runs the art-instruction DVD company Town House Films, where he works with some of the UK's best-known teaching artists. He began his career in journalism, working in newspapers and then in TV, becoming Director of Programmes for Anglia Television and Controller of Format Sales and Acquisitions for ITV plc. Malcolm is a keen oil painter and lives in Norfolk.
1. EQUIPMENT AND TECHNIQUES
2. CHOICE OF SUBJECT
3. TIME TO PAINT
4. CAPTURING LIGHT
5. PAINTING EN PLEIN AIR
6. WORKING IN THE STUDIO
7. LIGHT ON WATER
