Do you like painting florals? Or want to learn how to paint them? Ever thought about incorporating flowers into your calligraphy? Vidhi Khandelwal shows you a quick and easy method to paint beautiful, decorative florals with gouache.
Please check out my review at Doodlewashto learn more about ‘Painting Florals with Gouache’.
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2 thoughts on “REVIEW: Painting Florals with Gouache: An Introduction to Creating Beautiful Botanical Artwork by Vidhi Khandelwal”
What a lovely review of a beautiful book. I have always been drawn to this decorative art! As an old hippie, embroidering clothing in this style or making felt hats and slippers for my kids or painting decorative touches in the kitchen. I even took a sand-blasting course so I could add designs on the glass of my kitchen cupboards…and the date we bought our house…1976. This brings back fun memories!
Thank you, Judy! The style does remind me of tole painting, or that unpronouncable Russian style used on Easter eggs. Actually, I think just about every culture has some version of this kind of painting.
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What a lovely review of a beautiful book. I have always been drawn to this decorative art! As an old hippie, embroidering clothing in this style or making felt hats and slippers for my kids or painting decorative touches in the kitchen. I even took a sand-blasting course so I could add designs on the glass of my kitchen cupboards…and the date we bought our house…1976. This brings back fun memories!
Thank you, Judy! The style does remind me of tole painting, or that unpronouncable Russian style used on Easter eggs. Actually, I think just about every culture has some version of this kind of painting.