Master the Art of Creating Beautiful Acrylic Landscapes with Ease: Introducing Brush with Acrylics 2! Review

The book contains good photos of the materials used and their application as well as step-by-step demonstrations of how a painting is made.

A great way to learn to paint with acrylics. The book has enough introductory sections, and then you can go straight to applying paint to canvas, hardboard, or paper. Wonderfully clear instructions, dozens of examples for each technique.

I love to draw and it's as good as or better than taking lessons (I do that too). Lots of advice and suggestions not very interested in buying Mr. Harrison's personal brand brushes and paints. But his instructions are great, I really like the instructions on how to create textures while painting. All painting is illusion, one is better than the other.

The book is beautiful and I enjoy learning some of the tricks Mr. Harrison uses so skillfully. However, I was a little disappointed that there were actually very few detailed painting instructions. Some of the most beautiful photos he took came without a guide. But overall a beautifully written book. I will purchase another of his books to broaden the scope of my practice. I definitely recommend this book!

I bought this book mainly because I love how Terry Harrison paints reflections and light. He pays great attention to architectural details in his paintings, which I don't usually care about, but despite that, I found the book to be very useful . The instructions are easy to follow. For more complex paintings here, some painting experience is definitely beneficial. Having a set of brushes helps a lot. Some might think this is a minus, but I've recently started manipulating my brushes to get…

This book is not my style. The first 2/3 of the book are large pictures of his brushes and simple techniques you can use with them. I already had the brushes so I'm sure I can follow. However, all of his acrylic paintings look EXACTLY like his watercolor paintings from his other books. To make matters worse, even the METHODS are the same. Why? Because for most of his works he uses the gold leaf brush and simply paints different colors on the canvas. This way you get the look of an exploding…