Learn To Paint Wildlife With Watercolor

Yes, learning to paint wildlife with watercolor is a worthwhile pursuit.  Learning to paint vibrantly colored, dynamic paintings depicting wildlife is even better!  If you are going to invest your time, I suggest also investing in this book by Peggy Macnamara and Marlene Donnelly to learn to use color creatively.

Watch a video review of an art demonstration from inside this book, here, to get an idea of just how creative these authors get with color and yet how none of the form is lost.  This book gets a 5-stars for beginning to intermediate watercolorists or for any artist adding watercolor to the list of mediums they use to create art.

Watch the Video Review from inside the book, here:

Paint Wildlife in Watercolor - Demonstration

Or see inside buy the book at Amazon, here:
Painting Wildlife in Watercolor.

How To Draw A Buck Mule Deer

Remember those HTML Bibles?  You didn't know the code, but you knew it was on page 47, alongside pizza stains or a coffee ring?  This book by wildlife artist J.C. Amberlyn is that book - only for wildlife artists instead of bloggers and coders.  You might not remember that skunks have 5 claws in front, but only 4 in back; but you have confidence to be who you are with this book (wildlife artist) because JC Amberlyn knows and all you have to do is check page 204.  This is the guide book for any artist who has other wildlife artists in their life - real or vicariously - because you must know the code or have the bible.  This is that bible.

Drawing Wildlife

Watch the video step-by-step from inside the book: 

This step-by-step Art by the Book Review is from inside the book by J.C. Amberlyn, Drawing Wildlife. The review shows the book's demonstration, How To Draw A Buck Mule Deer. I think anyone can accomplish this drawing using the guidelines taught in this book, for this reason, I think the book lives up to its claims. This book and demo gets a five star review from me! 

Watch the video, here: