Abstract

An increasing number of people are drawing watercolors based on photographs. However, it is difficult to give a painting by just copying the photo as it is. Therefore, in this book, we will unravel what the painter should be careful about when drawing from photographs and how to arrange and draw based on actual examples. The second installment following the popular "Watercolor Rulebook". It is full of highlights such as points when drawing a work full of light based on a photograph without sunlight.
《Main contents》
Chapter 1: Rules for reading photos Draw summer green while paying attention to light and darkness / Draw gentle sunlight while paying attention to the direction of light / Draw by adding a scene to the sky, clouds and the sea / Draw the colors of autumn leaves vividly.
Chapter 2 :Rules for Arranging Photos In a lively city crowded with people / Light up the city lights to add color / To a picture that feels the sunlight from a cloudy sky / Combine photos into a single picture / Create a vertical composition to widen the water surface.

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