Paint 26 of the Best-Loved BirdsBird lovers rejoice! Here's a complete guide to help you paint lifelike birds using easy-to-master techniques.With Nancy Dale Kinney's clear step-by-step instruction, you'll achieve fast results without sacrificing details or quality.In
- Title : Painting Your Favorite Birds Step by Step
- Author : Nancy Dale Kinney
- Rating : 4.61 (207 Vote)
- Publish : 2015-6-2
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 128 Pages
- Asin : 1581805128
- Language : English
Paint 26 of the Best-Loved BirdsBird lovers rejoice! Here's a complete guide to help you paint lifelike birds using easy-to-master techniques.With Nancy Dale Kinney's clear step-by-step instruction, you'll achieve fast results without sacrificing details or quality.Inside Painting Your Favorite Birds Step by Step are 26 best-loved birds found around the world. From the American Robin to the English Robin, from the European Greenfinch to the American Goldfinch, you're sure to find your favorites!Kinney also includes simple instruction for creating delightful background effects and design elements such as flowers and branches to make your painting more stunning and realistic. Each element can be mixed and matched with your favorite birds to create exactly the effect you want.About the Author Nancy Dale Kinney has taught painting for 26 years all over the United States and Canada, has published five previous books on painting birds, and has designed and published more than 150 pattern packets.Nancy Dale Kinney has taught painting for 26 years all over the United States and Canada, has published five previous books on painting birds, and has designed and published more than 150 pattern packets.
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