Watercolor Interpretations

by John Blockley

Shows how to produce different watercolor effects, provides examples of seascapes, landscapes, industrial landscapes, trees, flowers, buildings, boats, and harbors, and discusses the artist's approach to each work

160 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 1987

Reviews

[A.D. Morel · Rating 5 out of 5]

Inspiring book! Blockley crawled over wet rocks at the surging shore, wedged himself down against stone walls to get out of the wind, interviewed coal miners as they emerged from their day's work. Where he went, he sketched in pencil or got out some watercolor paints and committed to bold, brisk effects. I get ideas for things I'd like to try, color combinations to experiment with. Thank you, John Blockley, for sharing your quest in this useful book that I examine again and again.