Artists Reference Photos The Restored Colonial Area Of The City Of Williamsburg Va

Artist's Reference Photos: The Restored Colonial Area of the City of Williamsburg, VA If you love the restored colonial district of the City of Williamsburg, Virginia, and if you are an artist looking for strong reference photos, this book is for you! This book over 80 full-color photographs that provide strong visual interpretation of the exterior and interior of the governor's palace for the artists to use fully as a reference for their sketching, illustrations, and painting efforts. This book is made up of photographs taken between 2015 and 2018 by the author / photographer's efforts of documenting architecture in the restored colonial area within the City of Williamsburg, Virginia. During this period, the photos may actually show small differences between the years as the non-profit foundation updated, improved, and added to the beautiful tourist setting. After dozens of trips to the City of Williamsburg, Virginia over decades, and untold numbers of visits to the restored area of the original colonial city, the collection grew to thousands of photos. The difference between these photographs and other photography of the area is these were taken specifically at certain artistic angles and viewpoints that would aesthetically enhance the view of the building or allow the artist to see details of the exteriors or interiors. The photographer's main purpose was to use the photographs as a basis for sketches and drawings for fine art illustrations and pen and ink drawings. Thus the photographs in this book showcase angles and views which the normal tourist or photographer may not have considered. The photographer used a Canon Rebel DSL 35mm camera set on automatic exposure and focus. These photo resources are excellent guides which artists are allowed to use as a basis for their own fine art illustrations of the beautiful restored buildings, streets, and venues. This book is one of a series of artists reference photos by the photographer of the restored colonial area inside the city of Williamsburg, Virginia (check Amazon for other books in this series!). This book and the photographer allows and encourages the fine artist purchasing this book to use any reference photo as a basis upon which to create their own fine art illustrations. Key Search Words for The Author/Artist's Books: Adult Coloring, Animals, animals, Architectural Illustrations, Artist's renderings, artwork, balance, Barns, Big Kids Coloring Books, biofeedback, body, brain, bumble bee butts, bees, blooming, bloomers, bugs, butterflies, calming, celebration, City of Williamsburg Virginia, co-artist, color, coloring books, colors, colour, colourful, colouring, colouring book, composition, crab, creation, de-stress, designs, dolphin, doodle, Drawing, fae, fairies, fairy, fairy doors, fairy houses, family history, family lineage, family surnames, fauna, feathers aflying, fish, flora, forest, forgotten places, genealogy research, gratitude, growl, Hearts A'Fire, illustration, imagination, jellyfish, joy, Kaleidoscope, lobster, love, magical, Mandala, meditate, meditation, mermaids, motivation, mystical, mystical creatures, nature, ocean, Old Barns, Old Houses, pattern, peace, pen and ink, photo-bombing, photobomb, relax, relaxation, roar, sea, self, self-hypnosis, self-remembering, shading, shark, shipwreck, space, spirits, spiritual, state-of-being, strengths, sub-conscious, sugar skulls, tangles, tantalizing, technique, therapy, tropical, undersea, universe, valentine, well-being, Williamsburg Virginia Geographic Area, wisdom, Zen, Zendala, Zentangles

If you love to color colonial architecture from the nation's revolutionary city capital in the Williamsburg Virginia Geographic Area and the Historic Restoration district, this book is a definite 'must buy!' If you love to color the holiday decorations, you can't wait to purchase this book! Historically, the colonists did not decorate for the holidays as Americans do today. But, in keeping with the guidelines of the local building codes of the area, residents can decorate for the holidays, but are only allowed to use natural materials that could be found or were present at the time of the early revolutionary era. The amazing wreath designs are stunning in their simplicity and variety of beautiful materials. This coloring book also has a companion resource book available via the author's Etsy store where buyers can view the original full-color photographs to resource the colors and more details to the materials in each wreath (etsy.com/people/DawnDBoyer) The book is filled with 50+ Gray Scaled Photographs of the 2016 Holiday Wreathes and D�cor you will find if you visit the area. This is one of four volumes of Gray Scale photos that concentrate on Holiday Wreathes and D�cor. There are at least two creative ways you can use the illustrations in this book and the other three volumes: As a Coloring Book - pull the pages out, get out your crayons and colored pencils, and 'go to town' in adding your interpretation of what materials the colonists used if they were inclined to decorate their windows and doors during the holiday season. As a Scavenger Game - look through the book and see if you can identify the location of all the illustrations throughout the book. Mark the location page with the longitude and latitude coordinates. Buy more books for your friends and family and see who can identify all the locations of the structures in the book first! Details about the book: ** Non-perforated pages (you can use an craft knife or razor to remove them) ** Glue-bound spine ** Pages are 8.5" x 11" with an approximate 1/2 inch margin around the photographs; paper weight is the thickness of standard paper-back books; some wetter media may bleed through the paper (test first, back with cardboard or plastic!) ** Two pages of pre-views of drawings in the book should be available on Amazon's "Look Between the Covers" function to see the types of illustrations in the book, as well as on the front and back covers** Single-Pages - all the illustrations have blank pages on the back side so you don't have to worry about your 'wetter' media ruining any images on the other side KEY SEARCH TERMS FOR DAWN BOYER'S BOOKS ON AMAZON: Adult Coloring Book, Architectural Illustrations, Artist's renderings, artwork, Barns, Big Kids Coloring Book, bugs, butterflies, co-artist, City of Williamsburg Virginia, color, colonial, Coloring Book, colors, colour, colouring, colouring book, colours, [email protected], de-stress, designs, dolphin, doodle, doodles, Drawing, drawings, hearts, fae, fairies, fairy, fairy doors, fairy houses, fauna, feathers, Feathers A'Flying, fish, flora, forest, hidden animals, hearts, Hearts A'Fire, Illustration, imagination, Kaleidoscope, magical, mandala, mermaids, Old Barns, Old Houses, pattern, pen and ink, restored buildings, revolutionary city, sea, shading, shipwreck, sugar skulls, tangles, tantalizing, tropical, undersea, valentine, Virginia historic district, Williamsburg Virginia Geographic Area, wreathes, holiday d�cor

If you love to color colonial architecture from the nation's revolutionary city capital in the Williamsburg Virginia Geographic Area and the Historic Restoration district, this book is a definite 'must buy!' If you love to color the holiday decorations, you can't wait to purchase this book! Historically, the colonists did not decorate for the holidays as Americans do today. But, in keeping with the guidelines of the local building codes of the area, residents can decorate for the holidays, but are only allowed to use natural materials that could be found or were present at the time of the early revolutionary era. The amazing wreath designs are stunning in their simplicity and variety of beautiful materials. This coloring book also has a companion resource book available via the author's Etsy store where buyers can view the original full-color photographs to resource the colors and more details to the materials in each wreath (etsy.com/people/DawnDBoyer) The book is filled with 50+ Gray Scaled Photographs of the 2016 Holiday Wreathes and D�cor you will find if you visit the area. This is one of four volumes of Gray Scale photos that concentrate on Holiday Wreathes and D�cor. There are at least two creative ways you can use the illustrations in this book and the other three volumes: As a Coloring Book - pull the pages out, get out your crayons and colored pencils, and 'go to town' in adding your interpretation of what materials the colonists used if they were inclined to decorate their windows and doors during the holiday season. As a Scavenger Game - look through the book and see if you can identify the location of all the illustrations throughout the book. Mark the location page with the longitude and latitude coordinates. Buy more books for your friends and family and see who can identify all the locations of the structures in the book first! Details about the book: ** Non-perforated pages (you can use an craft knife or razor to remove them) ** Glue-bound spine ** Pages are 8.5" x 11" with an approximate 1/2 inch margin around the photographs; paper weight is the thickness of standard paper-back books; some wetter media may bleed through the paper (test first, back with cardboard or plastic!) ** Two pages of pre-views of drawings in the book should be available on Amazon's "Look Between the Covers" function to see the types of illustrations in the book, as well as on the front and back covers** Single-Pages - all the illustrations have blank pages on the back side so you don't have to worry about your 'wetter' media ruining any images on the other side KEY SEARCH TERMS FOR DAWN BOYER'S BOOKS ON AMAZON: Adult Coloring Book, Architectural Illustrations, Artist's renderings, artwork, Barns, Big Kids Coloring Book, bugs, butterflies, co-artist, City of Williamsburg Virginia, color, colonial, Coloring Book, colors, colour, colouring, colouring book, colours, [email protected], de-stress, designs, dolphin, doodle, doodles, Drawing, drawings, hearts, fae, fairies, fairy, fairy doors, fairy houses, fauna, feathers, Feathers A'Flying, fish, flora, forest, hidden animals, hearts, Hearts A'Fire, Illustration, imagination, Kaleidoscope, magical, mandala, mermaids, Old Barns, Old Houses, pattern, pen and ink, restored buildings, revolutionary city, sea, shading, shipwreck, sugar skulls, tangles, tantalizing, tropical, undersea, valentine, Virginia historic district, Williamsburg Virginia Geographic Area, wreathes, holiday d�cor

If you love to color colonial architecture from the nation's revolutionary city capital in the Williamsburg Virginia Geographic Area and the Historic Restoration district, this book is definitely a must buy! The book is filled with 30+ Gray Scaled Photographs of some of the historic and restored buildings, as well as alleys and back gardens you will find if you visit the area. This is one of four volumes of Gray Scale photos that concentrate on Window, Gates, and Doors. There are at least two creative ways you can use the illustrations in this book and the other three volumes: As a Coloring Book - pull the pages out, get out your crayons and colored pencils, and 'go to town' in adding your interpretation of what colors the colonists used when they followed the founding fathers and the news from England as they lived through the revolutionary war. As a Scavenger Game - look through the book and see if you can identify the location of all the illustrations throughout the book. Mark the location page with the longitude and latitude coordinates. Buy more books for your friends and family and see who can identify all the locations of the structures in the book first! Details about the book: ** Non-perforated pages (you can use an craft knife or razor to remove them) ** Glue-bound spine ** Pages are 8.5" x 11" with an approximate 1/2 inch margin around the photographs; paper weight is the thickness of standard paper-back books; some wetter media may bleed through the paper (test first, back with cardboard or plastic!) ** Two pages of pre-views of drawings in the book should be available on Amazon's "Look Between the Covers" function to see the types of illustrations in the book, as well as on the front and back covers** Single-Pages - all the illustrations have blank pages on the back side so you don't have to worry about your 'wetter' media ruining any images on the other side KEY SEARCH TERMS FOR DAWN BOYER'S BOOKS ON AMAZON: Adult Coloring Book, Architectural Illustrations, Artist's renderings, artwork, Barns, Big Kids Coloring Book, bugs, butterflies, co-artist, City of Williamsburg Virginia, color, colonial, Coloring Book, colors, colour, colouring, colouring book, colours, [email protected], de-stress, designs, dolphin, doodle, doodles, Drawing, drawings, hearts, fae, fairies, fairy, fairy doors, fairy houses, fauna, feathers, Feathers A'Flying, fish, flora, forest, hidden animals, hearts, Hearts A'Fire, Illustration, imagination, Kaleidoscope, magical, mandala, mermaids, Old Barns, Old Houses, pattern, pen and ink, restored buildings, revolutionary city, sea, shading, shipwreck, sugar skulls, tangles, tantalizing, tropical, undersea, valentine, Virginia historic district, Williamsburg Virginia Geographic Area

If you love to color colonial architecture from the nation's revolutionary city capital in the Williamsburg Virginia Geographic Area and the Historic Restoration district, this book is definitely a must buy! The book is filled with 30+ Gray Scaled Photographs of some of the historic and restored buildings, as well as alleys and back gardens you will find if you visit the area. This is one of four volumes of Gray Scale photos that concentrate on Window, Gates, and Doors. There are at least two creative ways you can use the illustrations in this book and the other three volumes: As a Coloring Book - pull the pages out, get out your crayons and colored pencils, and 'go to town' in adding your interpretation of what colors the colonists used when they followed the founding fathers and the news from England as they lived through the revolutionary war. As a Scavenger Game - look through the book and see if you can identify the location of all the illustrations throughout the book. Mark the location page with the longitude and latitude coordinates. Buy more books for your friends and family and see who can identify all the locations of the structures in the book first! Details about the book: ** Non-perforated pages (you can use an craft knife or razor to remove them) ** Glue-bound spine ** Pages are 8.5" x 11" with an approximate 1/2 inch margin around the photographs; paper weight is the thickness of standard paper-back books; some wetter media may bleed through the paper (test first, back with cardboard or plastic!) ** Two pages of pre-views of drawings in the book should be available on Amazon's "Look Between the Covers" function to see the types of illustrations in the book, as well as on the front and back covers** Single-Pages - all the illustrations have blank pages on the back side so you don't have to worry about your 'wetter' media ruining any images on the other side KEY SEARCH TERMS FOR DAWN BOYER'S BOOKS ON AMAZON: Adult Coloring Book, Architectural Illustrations, Artist's renderings, artwork, Barns, Big Kids Coloring Book, bugs, butterflies, co-artist, City of Williamsburg Virginia, color, colonial, Coloring Book, colors, colour, colouring, colouring book, colours, [email protected], de-stress, designs, dolphin, doodle, doodles, Drawing, drawings, hearts, fae, fairies, fairy, fairy doors, fairy houses, fauna, feathers, Feathers A'Flying, fish, flora, forest, hidden animals, hearts, Hearts A'Fire, Illustration, imagination, Kaleidoscope, magical, mandala, mermaids, Old Barns, Old Houses, pattern, peace, pen and ink, restored buildings, revolutionary city, sea, shading, shark, shipwreck, sugar skulls, symbolic, tangles, tantalizing, tropical, undersea, valentine, valentines, Virginia historic district, Williamsburg Virginia Geographic Area

If you love to color colonial architecture from the nation's revolutionary city capital in the Williamsburg Virginia Geographic Area and the Historic Restoration district, this book is definitely a must buy! The book is filled with 30+ Gray Scaled Photographs of some of the historic and restored buildings, as well as alleys and back gardens you will find if you visit the area. This is one of four volumes of Gray Scale photos that concentrate on Window, Gates, and Doors. There are at least two creative ways you can use the illustrations in this book and the other three volumes: As a Coloring Book - pull the pages out, get out your crayons and colored pencils, and 'go to town' in adding your interpretation of what colors the colonists used when they followed the founding fathers and the news from England as they lived through the revolutionary war. As a Scavenger Game - look through the book and see if you can identify the location of all the illustrations throughout the book. Mark the location page with the longitude and latitude coordinates. Buy more books for your friends and family and see who can identify all the locations of the structures in the book first! Details about the book: ** Non-perforated pages (you can use an craft knife or razor to remove them) ** Glue-bound spine ** Pages are 8.5" x 11" with an approximate 1/2 inch margin around the photographs; paper weight is the thickness of standard paper-back books; some wetter media may bleed through the paper (test first, back with cardboard or plastic!) ** Two pages of pre-views of drawings in the book should be available on Amazon's "Look Between the Covers" function to see the types of illustrations in the book, as well as on the front and back covers** Single-Pages - all the illustrations have blank pages on the back side so you don't have to worry about your 'wetter' media ruining any images on the other side KEY SEARCH TERMS FOR DAWN BOYER'S BOOKS ON AMAZON: Adult Coloring Book, Architectural Illustrations, Artist's renderings, artwork, Barns, Big Kids Coloring Book, bugs, butterflies, co-artist, City of Williamsburg Virginia, color, colonial, Coloring Book, colors, colour, colouring, colouring book, colours, [email protected], de-stress, designs, dolphin, doodle, doodles, Drawing, drawings, hearts, fae, fairies, fairy, fairy doors, fairy houses, fauna, feathers, Feathers A'Flying, fish, flora, forest, hidden animals, hearts, Hearts A'Fire, Illustration, imagination, Kaleidoscope, magical, mandala, mermaids, Old Barns, Old Houses, pattern, pen and ink, restored buildings, revolutionary city, sea, shading, shipwreck, sugar skulls, tangles, tantalizing, tropical, undersea, valentine, Virginia historic district, Williamsburg Virginia Geographic Area

Williamsburg was one of the most important cities of eighteenth-century America. Capital of Virginia from 1699 to 1780, it was a political and economic center especially before and during the American Revolution. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., recognized its status in 1926 and led the way in restoring the town to its original splendor. Today, Colonial Williamsburg attracts millions of visitors each year to its authentically recreated eighteenth-century village. Full of historically significant, beautiful buildings, Williamsburg is a wonderful place to explore. Now you can walk the streets and view the town without even leaving your chair with The Majesty of Colonial Williamsburg . The main houses, public buildings, and taverns plus museums, crafts, and stores are represented here in more than two hundred full-color photographs. The homes are elegantly furnished in period style, which is shown here in rich detail. The book also showcases Carter s Grove, a plantation built in 1751 and located eight miles away, and two buildings from the College of William and Mary. In addition to documenting Williamsburg in pictures, the author recounts the town's history. The Majesty of Colonial Williamsburg is the eighth volume in Pelican s acclaimed Majesty architecture series. Anyone who has been to Williamsburg in person will treasure this photographic remembrance; anyone else will simply enjoy seeing this lovely, historically accurate village up close and learning more about colonial American life. Peter Beney has been a professional photographer for more than forty years. This is his third book in the Majesty series for Pelican; he has also written and photographed The Majesty of Savannah and The Majesty of Charleston.

This up-to-date and comprehensive look at the restoration of Colonial Williamsburg illuminates the important role it has played in our understanding of 18th-century America.