I think "Interpreting the Landscape in Watercolor" is a great book.  The principles can be applied to any painting or location.  It is written very concisely and easy to understand with examples of what you are describing.  Now I love the book and am sure it will improve all of my painting if I use those principles you described.  I also love the way you use color and mix it on the paper.  I also have your video and Figure painting book and hope I can take a workshop from you sometime. 
Cheers,  Norma

Of the many art books I own, your two are among the best.   My first quick thru tells me that they are just what I wanted and that I will indeed enjoy them. 

Don

I am new to painting, just over a year into watercolor where I've jammed in classes and as much painting as time permits.  I live in an area ... where illustrative realism is paramount and wanted more freedom and then I saw the glowing review of your book "Interpreting the Landscape in Watercolor" on the back of
Palette Magazine.

This is, by far, the best book yet on watercolor -- simple, direct, beautifully presented and chock full of the information I've been searching for.  I so totally love your style, and I am so excited to find my own style with guidance provided in this book. Thank you for taking the time to do this book and share with us your perspective and your knowledge.

Peggy

I just ordered your new book and just wanted to drop a note. I purchased your other two books and the video "Making Watercolor Glow" and have found them invaluable and inspiring. I look forward to finding similar wisdom in your new book. I'm afraid I've used, read and re-read your first book on figures to the point that I might need to order a new copy. I wonder if you have any plans for another video on the figure? Especially in light of some of your ideas of painting with negative space. Regardless, this is an unabashed fan letter.
Ismael