If the idea of using colours for snow - even if it is only three - seems like a contradiction, read on. Snow, of course, isn’t white but takes on the colour of the things that surround it, especially the sky or shadows of buildings
and vegetation .Far from being a blank white, it’s a riot of really very subtle colour.

Grahame’s message is simplify with just three colours and three brushes to work with - look, visualise and interpret. Don’t overcomplicate your mixes or fiddle with details and you’ll soon find that less - a lot less - really is more.

In this easy-to-follow guide, Grahame will guide you through shadows, reflections, hills, trees, water and even a sunset in nine straightforward projects.

Search Press - Paperback - 64 pages - Colour throughout