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Martin, Rosie; Thurstan, Meriel

 
9780713490787: Contemporary Botanical Illustration with the Eden Project

Synopsis

The interest in botanical art is still growing and the authors of the bestselling Botanical Illustration Course with the Eden Project bring fresh ideas to the genre. Contemporary Botanical Illustration covers some of the unusual colours that can be included in botanical art, from black flowers and plants – including seaweed – to green, blue and puce pink. The tricky subject of texture in both pencil and paint is covered in detail. The book also covers the latest ideas for presentation, including new ideas, some from the Far East, for arranging flowers before painting.
Fantastically illustrated with drawings, stunning finished paintings and many step-by-step demonstrations, the book covers:
An overview of contemporary botanical illustration
Your workplace and materials
Pencil drawing
Sketchbook practice
Composition
Basic colour theory
Colour and subjective colour exercises
Primary colours and their uses
Painting techniques
Paint it black
Challenging texture, pattern and colours
Unusual subjects

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À propos des auteurs

Rosie Martin holds a Gold Medal from the RHS for her botanical watercolour painting. She is an elected member of the Society of Botanical Artists and teaches a variety of art-based subjects, including botanical illustration, in both Devon and Cornwall. Many of her students have gone on to win RHS medals in botanical art. An artist and textile designer, she has worked in fashion, ballet and theatre.

As well as being an outstanding botanical artist, Meriel Thurstan worked for the Eden Project from its creation. She started the Eden's Friends organisation and the Eden magazine, for which she still writes today. Her botanical paintings are shown in England, France and Australia. Meriel lives in Somerset.

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