Capturing the landscape on paper requires the artist to look - to look deep into the distance and deep into the soul. This practical book celebrates the genre of landscape painting - the wonder of discovering the extraordinary in the everyday scene. Philip Tyler looks in detail at the materials, techniques and approaches needed to paint the landscape, and offers advice on how to portray space, light, atmosphere and different weather conditions. Supported by the words and images of other notable artists, he explains how to transfer one's emotional response to the landscape onto paper or canvas. There are exercises to support the 50 lessons in the book and over 300 colour images illustrate the text.

Features and reviews in The Artist, Leisure Painter and Artists & Illustrators. Reviews in New Artist and SAA Society Paint Magazine.

About the Author
Philip Tyler is a practising artist, who teaches at the University of Brighton and whose work is sold by Northcote Contemporary Art, London, The Harbour Gallery, Portscatho, and Zimmer Stewart Gallery, Arundel. In recent years, he has focused on painting his local landscapes of West Sussex and has been fascinated by the emotional expression it has aroused in him. He has also written Drawing and Painting the Nude - a course of 50 lessons for Crowood.


Book Information
ISBN 9781785003240
Author Philip Tyler
Format Paperback
Page Count 208
Imprint The Crowood Press Ltd
Publisher The Crowood Press Ltd
Weight(grams) 709g
Dimensions(mm) 280mm * 220mm * 14mm