Ann Blockley 
Experimental Landscapes in Watercolour 

Artist Ann Blockley is renowned for her innovative approach to traditional
subjects. Following the huge success of her previous book, Experimental
Flowers in Watercolour, she now explores ways to interpret landscape. Packed
with stunning examples of her colourful, expressive work, this book encourages
you to experiment with the same techniques in your own watercolour painting
to develop a personal style.
Techniques covered include combining water-based paint and ink with other
media such as gesso and collage to create dramatic effects; manipulating paint
with materials such as plastic wrap (clingfilm); tearing, layering and
reassembling paintings into watercolour collages; and developing textures and
marks made using fabrics and other found objects. Throughout the book Ann
offers her personal commentary on how her paintings were created, giving us a
unique insight into the mind of the artist.
Both practical and inspirational, this glorious book is the ideal companion for
watercolour painters who want to take their work a step further.

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Ann Blockley is a well-known watercolourist with an international reputation. She is a member of the RI (Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour) and the author of seven bestselling practical art books, including Experimental Flowers in Watercolour and Experimental Landscapes in Watercolour, both published by Batsford. Ann runs her own very popular watercolour courses, teaches at international workshops, has made three DVDs of her painting techniques and regularly writes for The Artist magazine. She lives in Devon.