Reviews
It's the best watercoloring book ever. I don't like hard-covered books, but I hate them because they're so heavy and so thick on me that I want to keep them so much in mind. It's called a limited palette, but it's a good way to explain the basics of watercolor colors. It can be too early, but it's a very necessary book if you're above the middle of the watercoloration. And of course, it's going to take a lot of work and practice to draw it like this one in the book.
Hazel Thorne: Watercolor painting with a limited palette
Why does drawing with less colors seem to be richer than using more colors? And how many colors does the 'little number' represent? The 'unlimited palette' in this book means how to implement colorful colors using as little color as you can when drawing a watercolor. We're not going to need any color for a better picture. The author emphasizes that the basic colors, the mixture of three things: red, blue and yellow, can be made into all sorts of different colors. The policy of 'Back in 3 Colors' is very useful for selecting colors efficiently on any subject and situation. This book is a practical guide to how a limited palette can be used, why it works, or especially why it's so useful in the collection. The composition consists of two sections, the first section deals with the characteristics of color and the second chapter specifically describes the process needed for the color to be associated with each picture. After reading the book with its 150 and a very useful description, you can fully relate to the author's philosophy of the exciting key that the limited palette opens the way to aesthetics of “the fewer the riches.”.
Korean title: 한정된 팔레트로 그리는 수채화
Korean author: 헤이즐 손
Korean publisher: 뮤진트리
ISBN-13: 9791161111247
Reviews
It's the best watercoloring book ever. I don't like hard-covered books, but I hate them because they're so heavy and so thick on me that I want to keep them so much in mind. It's called a limited palette, but it's a good way to explain the basics of watercolor colors. It can be too early, but it's a very necessary book if you're above the middle of the watercoloration. And of course, it's going to take a lot of work and practice to draw it like this one in the book.
