Johnnie Liliedahl: WindflowersAfter the Original Painting by John W. Waterhouse The information contained on this CD, when viewed or printed, is an exact reproduction of the original, printed version. The user has complete control of the viewing process and may choose to print any or all of the included documentation, as desired. Printing images in color requires the user to have a color printer. The CD contains the following information for viewing and or printing: 13 pages of

pointing out pitfalls to avoid as well as the necessary elements that make the lily pads lay flat on the surface of the water

List of Materials Used

but critical to your portrait

Tim Deibler has had a life-long passion for art

William is widely recognized as a master pastelist and a brilliant instructor

and the opaque overpainting

You will discover how to:

the National Oil and Acrylics Painters Society

Rhoads also offers advice on how to overcome the odds and get into a gallery

Working with photographs of her model

An alla-prima technique was used so the painting could be completed in as short a period as possible

all for the purpose of explaining the general concepts of making a painting look 3-dimensional on a 2-dimensional surface