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TechniqueWatercolor painting
by Valfred ThëlinNot on Booklabria yet
*Watercolor by Valfred Thelin is a practical, technique-driven guide that teaches artists how to work confidently and expressively with transparent watercolor. Published by Watson-Guptill in 1989, the book reflects Thelin's reputation as a master watercolorist known for clarity, discipline, and strong foundational skills. Thelin focuses on helping artists understand how watercolor behaves and how to use its natural qualities-transparency, fluidity, and luminosity-to create compelling paintings. The book typically covers: Core watercolor materials and how each affects technique: Foundational skills such as washes, edges, glazing, and brush control: How to build strong value structure and composition: Techniques for achieving clarity, atmosphere, and expressive color: Step-by-step demonstrations that show how to "let medium do it," one of Thelin's guiding principles: The tone is instructional yet encouraging, making the book valuable for beginners seeking solid fundamentals and for experienced painters wanting to refine their technique.*
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