Edwards Sterling. Creating Luminous Watercolor Landscapes. A Four-Step process

North Light Books, 2010. — 144 p.“Knowing there is so much more to learn keeps me thirsty for knowledge” said landscape artist Sterling Edwards in Creating Luminous Watercolor Landscapes.Indeed, even seasoned artists can find that there’s some new or different way to practice a technique when it comes to painting watercolor landscapes. Edwards began as an oil painter, meticulously creating realistic paintings until he one day discovered the loose nature of watercolor. The rest is history: he now teaches workshops throughout the United States and Canada, is a published author, and reaches an international audience through his instructional DVDs.For the first time, you can sample his teaching method of the four-step process for painting a watercolor landscape in this excerpt from Creating Luminous Watercolor Landscapes. Not a landscape watercolor artist yourself? Don’t stop reading–the techniques in these lessons are also applicable to oils and acrylics. Paint the landscape art that’s waiting to meet your canvas after you practice these lessons from Edwards, who shares his knowledge and passion.