How to Draw Flowers in Simple Steps

by Janet Whittle

Overview

If you have never drawn before you will love the simple approach to drawing flowers in this easy-to-follow book. Janet Whittle includes a great range of flowers, including poppies, fuchsias, geraniums, tulips, water lilies, sunflowers, daffodils and many more. Discover the delights of creating your own floral pictures with this invaluable book.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781844483266
Publisher:	Search Press
Publication date:	10/01/2008
Series:	How to Draw
Pages:	32
Product dimensions:	8.30(w) x 11.30(h) x 0.20(d)

About the Author

Janet Whittle is a professional artist and qualified teacher who specialises in flowers and landscapes in watercolour and pastel. She exhibits regularly at the Westminster Galleries in London, and has also shown her work at the prestigious Mall Galleries and other international venues. Greeting cards bearing her work are widely available in Europe and the US and her prints are sold throughout the world. Janet Whittle has received awards from the major UK art groups, including the Society of Botanical Artists' Founder President's Honour in 1999, and the St. Cuthberts Mill Award for a picture of outstanding quality in 2001. Also in that year she won The Society of Flower Painters' Award for Excellence for their Jersey Exhibition.

Table of Contents

One of the most popular subjects
Artists' favourite flowers included
Extremely simple step-by-step drawing method
Great for absolute beginners or any artist wanting to brush up their drawing skills

Editorial Reviews

"A great book which will enable even absolute beginners to draw stunning flowers by following the simple techniques illustrated."  —jeanniezelos.com

"Who needs words after all, to show how to draw pictures?"  —myshelf.com

"Includes a great range of flowers."  —Machine Knitting Monthly

From the Publisher

Who needs words after all, to show how to draw pictures?

myshelf.com

Includes a great range of flowers.

Machine Knitting Monthly

A super book for those interested in fantasy art and it would also be of great appeal to children.

jeanniezelos.com