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Drawing and Painting Birds

Handbook / Manual
By: Tim Wootton
160 pages, 423 colour illustrations
Publisher: Crowood Press
Drawing and Painting Birds
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  • Drawing and Painting Birds ISBN: 9781847972248 Paperback Dec 2010 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1 week
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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. By understanding their anatomy and recognising their type, the artist can learn a shorthand way to capture movement and attitude. With technique and colour mastered, style develops and a special scene can be captured uniquely forever.

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Tim Wootton has been watching and drawing birds since childhood. He now lives in the Orkney Islands where he works directly from observational drawings in the field, usually painting and completing the piece in the studio. His work has been exhibited across Britain and is held in private collections throughout the world. In 2008 he was awarded a gold medal from Wildscape Magazine's Wildlife Artist of the Year.

Handbook / Manual
By: Tim Wootton
160 pages, 423 colour illustrations
Publisher: Crowood Press
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