Although landscapes are one of the most popular subjects for painting, they present a great range of challenges for the artist. From composition and colour to perspective, brushwork and detail, you need to get every element right if your work is going to be a success. It's not an accident that there have been more books over the years on this subject than any other or, indeed, that many of them have been by Terry Harrison, himself one of the best exponents of the topic. By selecting just five representative projects, Terry narrows your choice of subject down before you start and, by giving you the pre-printed tracings, solves the first problem: exactly what are you going to paint? Each project is accompanied by a generous number of step-by-step photographs that show you exactly how to use your colours and brushes to work on each area of the painting, as well as how to get that all-important sense of depth that brings reality to your work. Whether you're a complete beginner or just looking to give your work that final polish, Terry has, as he usually does, much to tell you. Book: Search Press . Paperback . 64 pages . Colour throughout