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 | | Acrylic Painting With Lee Hammond by Lee Hammond ISBN-10: 9781581807097 ISBN-10: 1-58180-709-0 ISBN-13: 9781581807097 ISBN-13: 978-1-58180-709-7 Paperback 2006-07-05 North Light Books Find Lowest Price |
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Product Description North Light's bestselling author Lee Hammond brings 20 years of professional experience to the popular medium of acrylic painting to provide everything the beginning artist needs to get started: -An introduction to essential materials, basic techniques and key terms -More than 25 step-by-step demonstrations covering such frequently requested subjects as still lifes, landscapes, people, flowers and animals -A fun, lighthearted and reliable approach | ||
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Basic Painting This book is good for a beginner I have 3 of her books and they are all the same basic techniques can be a bit boring but I see where she comes from in her work these books can definitely help a new artist venturing into these areas | ||
Acrylic Painting With Lee Hammond This is a good book for anyone interested in acrylic painting. It covers various techniques and subjects. Very good ! | ||
fun with acrylics I have thoroughly enjoyed using this book on acrylic painting. It shows step by step how to produce fantastic paintings using all kinds of techniques and ideas. I thoroughly recommend it to anyone wishing to know how to make your paintings look professional and have a great time doing it. | ||
Good Self-help Book I am really enjoying this book. It illustrates some of the different techniques used by Lee Hammond. I am taking some local art classes, and this book gives me some interesting projects to work on at home. Even the simple example of making a round ball or shere look three-dimensional is helpful to a new painter and is not as easy as it looks. She stresses that there is an "Awkward Stage" in any painting, and she points this stage out in each of the projects in the book. This has helped and encouraged me to give my paintings the final details needed to make my paintings more realistic. | ||
Not All That Great... I picked this up hoping to learn something. There are a few things that are okay, but I was not really impressed by Hammond's paintings in this book. Perhaps they aren't her best works, or maybe they are 'dumbed down' to make this a beginner's book. I think this book is better suited for a beginner. I might also recommend skipping this book, and trying out Hammond's Paint People in Acrylic With Lee Hammond. The work in it is much more fine tuned, and a lot of the same techniques are conveyed in both books. Lastly, I think Hammond might be a little conceited. Even her simple painting examples for the book have her giant signature stamped right onto the work. Its as though she's worried that someone might think its not her work in her own guidebook. | ||