Flowers
“Flowers” by Charmian Edgerton is a practical guide published by HarperCollins in 1997, featuring 64 pages in English. This book aims to simplify the process of learning to draw flowers, covering essential drawing techniques and providing a solid foundation for both beginners and more experienced artists. It includes illustrations and step-by-step drawings that demonstrate how to apply these techniques effectively.
Readers will find practical information on various aspects of flower drawing, including tools and equipment, flower structure and form, as well as texture and pattern. The guide also addresses close-up details and offers insights into sketching and working on location. With its focus on art and techniques, this edition serves as a valuable resource for anyone looking to enhance their drawing skills in the realm of floral subjects.
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This guide aims to make learning to draw flowers as simple as possible. All the basics are covered to provide a sound foundation in drawing techniques, and illustrations and step-by-step drawings show how these are put into practice. The book includes practical information on tools and equipment, flower structure and form, texture and pattern, close-up details, sketching and working on location. Suitable for total beginners, the book should also be of interest to more experienced artists wanting to improve their drawing skills.
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