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A brilliant new manual of practical techniques for the urban landscape watercolor artist.
Take a whirlwind tour and explore greater range and depth in your art: from the soaring towers of New York City to the vibrant street life of London.
Richard Taylor is a well-known artist and author who specializes in watercolour painting techniques. He demonstrates and teaches widely, has written a number of practical art books, and is an established contributor to the leisure painting press. Richard is a member of the Society of Architectural Illustrators and his work has been exhibited in galleries throughout Britain, including the Mall Galleries, London.
By Richard Taylor
£15.99
£16.99
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