<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Birds are much admired, revered and envied. They have featured in art for many thousands of years and our fascination with them continues. They do though pose a challenge to paint and are not always the most cooperative of models. This practical book explains in detail how to go about drawing and painting birds. By understanding their anatomy and recognising their type, the artist can learn a shorthand way to capture movement and attitude.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><strong>Artists can master a shorthand way to capture the movement and attitudes of birds--not always the most cooperative of models</b> Birds have been featured in art for many thousands of years, but they pose a challenge to paint. By understanding their anatomy and recognizing their type, the artist can learn to capture movement and attitude. With technique and color mastered, style develops, and a special scene can be captured uniquely forever. This artists' resource explains bird types, and how identifying specific similarities can help the artist. It advises on painting in the field, using photographs, and working in the studio; describes how to paint plumage and birds in flight; and demonstrates how to compose a painting with emphasis on the birds' habitat. Thirty leading artists give their insights into painting birds, along with illustrations of their work, including John Busby--the author of <i>Drawing Birds</i>--Ontario's Robert Bateman, and Charles Tunnicliffe.<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><strong>Tim Wootton</b> was awarded a gold medal from <i>Wildscape Magazine's</i> Wildlife Artist of the Year.
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