Inspirador, conciso y práctico, Robinson ofrece a acuarelistas de todos los niveles, consejos alentadores e información sobre los materiales y técnicas iimprescindible
Siguiendo la tradición de pintores estadounidenses como Andrew Wyeth, Thomas Eakins, Winslow Homer y John Singer Sargent, Mario Andrés Robinson nos enseña a crear bellas e imperecederas acuarelas clásicas mediante técnicas contemporáneas sencillas, pero sofisticadas, que todo acuarelista debe conocer.
Muchos artistas encuentran la acuarela difícil de controlar y a menudo se decepcionan con los resultados.. El enfoque de Robinson hacia la acuarela es principalmente tradicional, pero sus métodos son poco convencionales. Robinson simplifica el proceso y enseña a los artistas a aplicar capas de color de claro a oscuro, centrándose primero en las zonas iluminadas. Enseña que los valores deben establecerse en las primeras etapas de la pintura, utilizando un bloqueo monocromático que permite aplicar veladuras de color puro sobre una base gris tenue. El resultado son pinturas más sofisticadas y sutiles. Además, su enfoque de «vivir el momento» integra la imprevisibilidad de la acuarela como parte del proceso, dando como resultado una pintura con intensidad, espontaneidad y belleza.
Incluye: Prácticas esenciales de estudio, Materiales y herramientas, Exploración del tema, La importancia del dibujo, Técnicas de acuarela, Consideración del valor, Incorporación del color y Cómo superar los desafíos de la acuarela.
Profusamente ilustrado, el libro presenta más de 100 acuarelas luminosas y emotivas de Robinson. Obras de maestros de la acuarela del pasado y del presente, incluidos John James Audubon, Henry Casselli, Thomas Eakins, Winslow Homer, Michael Lowery, John Singer Sargent y Stephen Scott Young; 8 demostraciones detalladas de pintura paso a paso; tablas de colores;
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'Mario Andrés Robinson estudió Bellas Artes en el Instituto Pratt de Brooklyn, Nueva York, donde se graduó en 1993. Colabora habitualmente con The Artist’s Magazine, Watercolor Magazine, Fine Art Connoisseur y otras publicaciones. Es embajador de la marca Winsor & Newton. Imparte talleres a nivel nacional e internacional durante todo el año. Pertenece al Salmagundi Club (Nueva York), a la Pastel Society of America (Nueva York) y al National Arts Club, y ha sido reconocido como Maestro Vivo por el Art Renewal Center. Su obra puede apreciarse en Arcadia Contemporary y Ann Long Fine Art, así como en su sitio web. Entre sus colecciones públicas se encuentran las del Arkansas Arts Center (Little Rock, Arkansas), Bank of America y el Museo Arte Contemporanea Sicilia (Sicilia, Italia). Su obra es muy apreciada por coleccionistas privados y públicos. Reside en Point Pleasant, Nueva Jersey.'
In the tradition of American painters such as Andrew Wyeth, Thomas Eakins, Winslow Homer, and John Singer Sargent, Mario Andres Robinson shows us how to create beautiful, timeless, classical watercolor paintings through the use of simple, yet sophisticated, contemporary techniques every watercolorist needs to know.
Many artists find watercolor difficult to control and are often disappointed with the results. The water meanders across the surface of the paper and, given the proper nuance by the artist s
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Paperback. Condición: New. 1st. Inspiring, concise, and practical, Mario Andres Robinson gives watercolorists of every skill level - from beginner to advanced to professional - encouraging advice and the must-have materials and techniques information they need to take their realistic painting to the next level.In the tradition of American painters such as Andrew Wyeth, Thomas Eakins, Winslow Homer, and John Singer Sargent, Mario Andres Robinson shows us how to create beautiful, timeless, classical watercolor paintings through the use of simple, yet sophisticated, contemporary techniques every watercolorist needs to know.Many artists find watercolor difficult to control and are often disappointed with the results. The water meanders across the surface of the paper and, given the proper nuance by the artist's brush, it will reluctantly settle. Robinson's approach to the medium of watercolor is primarily traditional but his methods are unconventional. Robinson simplifies the process and teaches artists to layer colors from light to dark and to focus on the highlighted areas first. He teaches that the values should be established in the beginning stages of the painting, using a monochromatic block-in that allows you to glaze pure layers of color over a muted gray underpainting. The results produce more sophisticated, subtle paintings. Further, his "live in the moment" approach embraces watercolor's unpredictability as part of the process, the end result being a painting with intensity, spontaneity, and beauty. Inspiring, concise, and practical, Mario Andres Robinson gives watercolorists of every skill level - from beginner to advanced to professional - encouraging advice and the must-have materials and techniques information they need to take their realistic painting to the next level, such as: Essential Studio Practices, Materials and Tools, Exploring Your Subject, The Importance of Drawing, Watercolor Techniques, Considering Value, Incorporating Color and Overcoming Watercolor Challenges.Richly illustrated, the book features over 100 of Robinson's luminous, emotive watercolors; works by past and present watercolor masters, including John James Audubon, Henry Casselli, Thomas Eakins, Winslow Homer, Michael Lowery, John Singer Sargent, and Stephen Scott Young; 8 in-depth step-by-step painting demonstrations; color charts; product illustrations; and diagrams. Nº de ref. del artículo: LU-9781580934459
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