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    Monet: Boats at Argenteuil
    Monet: Boats at Argenteuil
    Monet: Boats at Argenteuil
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    Monet: Boats at Argenteuil

    By Peter Inglis

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    How good a painter are you? This book will guide you through the process of painting Claude Monet's "Boats at Argenteuil". Your painting won't look exactly like this one. That doesn't matter! It will most likely look better. My method of teaching enables you to express your own taste and feelings about what is beautiful.

    This is not a prescriptive method, but rather a series of processes which enable your self expression. Go for it! Have fun!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPeter Inglis
    Release dateOct 28, 2014
    ISBN9781311045249
    Monet: Boats at Argenteuil
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    Peter Inglis

    Peter is the Principal of the Inglis Academy in Sydney, Australia, where people come to develop their literacy in art and music.For over four decades Peter Inglis has performed music professionally in Rock, Jazz and Classical music. He performs with orchestras and with string quartets and jazz bands as well as doing solo guitar concerts. Audiences enjoy his work in venues ranging from the Sydney Opera House and the Art Gallery of N.S.W. to open air concerts in the Australian outback.His Art workshops use accelerated learning techniques to enable beginners to paint masterworks by Van Gogh and Monet in their first lesson!

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      Book preview

      Monet - Peter Inglis

      Monet: Boats at Argenteuil (Inglis Academy: Paint the Masterworks #4)

      Edition 1.25 (Smashwords edition) © 2014

      Author: Peter Inglis. Shop 1/36-48 Albany St. St. Leonards, NSW, Australia

      Web: www.inglisacademy.com | Email: [email protected]

      Publisher: Smashwords ISBN: 9781311045249

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      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reprinted, reproduced or transmitted, or utilised in any form without written permission from the publisher, except as covered by ‘fair use’ provisions for the purpose of review. Thank you for respecting the hard work of the author.

      Table of Contents

      About this Project | Where is it? | What we will learn in this project | Benefits of learning to Paint | Repertoire based Painting | Focus

      Your Studio – your studio | materials | brushes

      Source Images

      Tone basics | Do a tonal sketch

      Technique - Basic brush stroke | Colour mixing technique

      Colour | Palette Management | Primary Colours | Secondary colours | Complementary Colours | Mixing a sky color | Mixing Greens | Mixing Greys | Colour Summary

      Sketch Painting | Blocking in | Blocking in the Sky | Blocking in the Midground and Foreground | Monet's Brushstrokes | Monet's Sky | Monet's Boats | Monet's Buildings | Monet's Trees | Monet's Water

      The Final Result | Examples by Pete

      Testimonials | You can paint

      About this Project

      This book will guide you through the process of painting Claude Monet's Boats at Argenteuil.

      Image: Wikipedia

      Here is my first interpretation of this scene:

      And then the version I painted during the production of this book.

      The first version was 45 x 35 cm and the second 90 x 60 cm. If you want to finish the painting in a few hours I would advise using a canvas close to my original size. The larger canvas requires a lot more of those Monet-brush-strokes to cover!

      Your painting won't look exactly like this one. That doesn't matter! It will most likely look better. My method of teaching enables you

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