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  • Publisher: David & Charles
  • Edition: BC Paperback
  • Publication: 13 October 2026
  • ISBN 13/EAN: 9781446318058
  • Stock: Not Yet Published
  • Size: 210x273 mm
  • Illustrations: 0
  • Pages: 80
  • RRP: $19.99

Creative Watercolor Workbook

$19.99

Expressive Exercises and Imaginative Painting Projects by Kate Rebecca Leach

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Book Description

Learn how to watercolorin and create dynamic, original art using easy, beginnerfriendly techniques with this interactive workbook.

  • A practical companion book to the bestselling Creative Abstract Watercolor by Kate Rebecca Leach
  • With high-quality art paper pages, this interactive workbook provides simple exercises and projects for absolute beginners to get started in painting
  • Explore techniques, tips and tricks to create your own vibrant art with help on composition and ideas for mixed media concepts

Get started today practice, play, and paint with the Creative Abstract Watercolor Workbook and discover new levels of creativity and expression for your art.

About the Author

About Kate Rebecca Leach

Kate Rebecca Leach is the talented artist behind Essoldo Design (@essoldodesign). She started making art while on furlough during the first COVID lockdown, 20 years after studying textile design at university, and has quickly amassed over 200,000 engaged online followers. She has sold around 3000 prints and original artworks on Etsy and has licensed and sold her art in over 35 countries worldwide. She is a fabric designer for Windham Fabrics and the author of the best-selling Creative Abstract Watercolor (David & Charles). She lives in Hertfordshire, UK.

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