The volume about sketching the parts of a scene that won’t hold still and don’t have straight lines. Hein and Wong work through trees as masses rather than leaves, foliage in different seasons, water and reflections, rock and cliff, skies and clouds, and the way light changes everything about a landscape in twenty minutes. Then how to fit natural elements into a built scene, which is where most urban sketchers actually meet the problem. Compact, demonstrations throughout, and useful for the person who can draw a building and freezes at a shrub. (Yes, I have the whole series.)
The Urban Sketching Handbook: Spotlight on Nature