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Drawing Landscape will help you understand and learn the art of capturing beautiful landscapes in your paintings or drawings. Summary Of The Book Learn how to draw your heart's desire, whether it is a majestic waterfall, traditional village scenes or the mighty mountains with a pristine stream flowing through it. The authors of this book have explained all the technicalities that go into creating a landscape drawing in this book. Understanding how to draw a landscape picture is probably one of the first things you need to know before you start sketching. Once you are done with that, you will begin the task of knowing your colours and the effect lighting has when you take up a piece to draw. You will then learn how to use light tricks and pencil strokes to get the perfect illustration. The authors have segregated the book into 6 chapters. With the help of this book you can learn to draw some of the most breathtaking and stunning landscapes in the world. The books gives you concise descriptions of the right techniques to be used, and it covers the basics of pencil strokes, applying colours, and perspectives. In order to become competent in drawing a landscape that lies before you or draw something out of your imagination, you need a lot of practice, Drawing Landscape gives you some easy to remember tips that you can use every time you decide to draw something beautiful. About The Authors Prosenjit Saha is an author and a painter. Prosenjit Saha is a painter whose passion lies in pencil sketching and matte painting. As a visualizer and a concept designer, he has been a part of several cultural shows across India. He holds a Master’s degree in Visual Arts from the Government College of Art and Craft in Kolkata. He has worked on mural designs for Metro Railway and also as a concept designer for Kolkata Book Fair and NIFT Kolkata. Arundhati Saha is a sculptor and an author. She has co-authored books like Drawing Still Life and Drawing and Water Colour. Arundhati Saha has a Master’s degree in Visual Arts from the Government College of Art and Craft in Kolkata.