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Review If you are new to watercolors, this books needs to bought along with "Watercolour" by Milind Mulick which covers all the essential basics. "Watercolour Landscapes Step-by-Step" as the name suggests has a set of twelve lessons with associated assignments. It covers the various techniques/washes that one would require while painting a landscape. The most valuable asset to this book is the Free Demo DVD in which one can watch Milind Mulick using the various methods in the book in a single painting. While I strongly recommend buying this book, it's my suggestion that one should not just blindly --Sophia Aug 16, 2012 well i was expecting couple of videos in the CD but its fine, i don't like to be precise while drawing, only idea should be conveyed . im an architect. so im learning to paint in my free time...so not bad, i don't wanna master the art but, its nice to see the colors flow and mixes in front of your eyes and bring some miraculous effect to the painting.its fun, the book it good for beginners, as i know the drawing technique, i mean perspective and all so i can make out wat the drawings through that perspective of my eyes. good books with lots of references. if u stay in pune city its a plus point. mulik things are contemporar. i know u'll find many watercolor pdf on net, but its worth u buy one and feel the colors. book pages are glossy and nice. --chinmay nimje Nov 12, 2014 Milind Mulick is Zoltan Szabo of India - an ace painter and a great teacher who can explain the techniques very lucidly to the readers. I have several books by Mr Mulick and "Water Landscapes" is indeed a very helpful book for beginners and advanced learners, alike. Even if you are just an admirer of art, this book for sure is going to impress you. The book is printed on high quality paper. The book is very reasonably priced - similar books published abroad costs a lot more. --Subhajit B Aug 1, 2012 About the Author Milind Mulick is an artist. His other books include Watercolour, Opaque Colour, Acrylics, Perspective, Sketchbook, Natural Inspirations, and Nisargrang. Milind Mulick is the son of the well-known painter and illustrator Pratap Mulick. He started drawing at the age of five and started doing watercolour landscapes when he was thirteen. Despite his artistic talent, he went on to major in engineering. But, he soon realized his love for art and began doing commercial work in architecture and design. Today, he doesn t devote as much to commercial work. He prefers to spend most of his time painting, teaching few students privately, and holding watercolour courses and workshops at colleges