Lin Wellford

Painting More Animals on Rocks Lin Wellford Latest, Reprint edition

Publisher Marketing: Painting rocks, one of the oldest art forms, dates back to prehistoric cave painting, and Lin Wellford provides a fresh approach to this ancient practice. In "Painting More Animals on Rocks," you will learn how to incorporate the shape and dimensions of tumbled rocks to create stunning crafts. In her previous books, Lin Wellford has introduced thousands of people to the unique magic of transforming ordinary rocks into imaginative works of art. The fun continues in this book as Lin takes you through over ten more acrylic painting projects. Just follow the step-by-step instructions to create an assortment of livestock, forest critters, and even arctic animals. With easy-to-follow photos and simple line drawings that you can copy onto your rocks, "Painting More Animals on Rocks" makes rock painting more accessible than ever. With Lin's inspiring guidance, you will begin to see creative possibilities in rocks and even discover hidden talents within yourself. So what are you waiting for? Grab a paint brush (and a rock) and have more fun! Lin Wellford began painting rocks when she moved to the Arkansas Ozarks in 1978. Since then, she has painted thousands of designs on rocks, and in her collection of books, she strives to inspire others to get in touch with their creative abilities. Lin has taught rock painting classes nationwide and has presented her work on national-network shows and local news programs. Her work has also been featured in an assortment of magazines, including "Ranger Rick," "Painting Magazine," "Family Circle," and "Woman's Day." Review Citations: Library Journal 11/15/1997 pg. 58 (EAN 9780891348009, Paperback) Contributor Bio:  Wellford, Lin Lin Wellford is an artist and the author of four other rock painting titles: "The Art of Painting Animals on Rocks", "Painting Houses", "Cottages and Towns on Rocks", "Painting More Animals on Rocks" and "Painting Flowers on Rocks". Since 1978, Lin has been turning river rocks and more amazing decorative works of art. Her work is a favorite among decorative painters looking for expressive ways to paint on rocks and stone.