title: Chinese Brush Painting Kit: A complete painting kit for beginners
author: Helen Tse
description: <DIV><P><B>Rebecca Yue</B>, born and raised in Hong Kong, Rebecca started to learn Chinese brush painting just before the age of 11. Since moving to England in 1971, Rebecca has devoted all her time to perfecting her Chinese art forms. Rebecca has exhibited and taught extensively in England. In 1993, Rebecca set up her own studio in Bath, UK, where she gives regular classes and workshops on many different Chinese art forms. Rebecca also has authored books on Chinese brush painting and Chinese calligraphy and works closely with local museums, art groups, and galleries, sharing her passion for the Chinese art forms.</P><P><P>During her early years in Hong Kong, <B>Helen Tse</B> studied under several renowned Chinese watercolor masters. Following a basic education in Canada, she moved to Orange County, California, where she has won numerous awards at juried shows and competitions. Her work has been represented in many private collections, local museums, galleries, and national shows. </P></DIV></P>
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  Tools and materials
  by SVETLANA QUINDT
  advanced cosplay
  painting
  airbrush and weathering
  
  Please visit my website and check out my other books and patterns:
  Hello there! We are Svetlana, Benni and Zelda. Most of you probably 
  know us as Kamui Cosplay. We live in Germany and create costumes 
  and props for many years. We make these instructional books to sup-
  port you in building awesome things. It’s great fun and an amazing way 
  to express your fandom and creativity.
  Thank you for your support by buying this book! Hopefully you will find 
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  ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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  If you’ve read my previous book ‘The Book of Cosplay 
  Painting’ you’re probably already a pro with brushes and 
  acrylics. In this first painting volume I introduced you to 
  my favorite primers, colors and varnishes. Since paint-
  ing a newly finished costume piece is always intimidat-
  ing, I tried to