Leisure Painter April 2022
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Issue Meta Data
- Issue Number:
- 279
- On Sale:
- 18/02/2022
- Digital Edition:
- £4.99
- Print Edition:
- £0.00 (plus postage)
Issue Summary
Available only in digital format. Have fun experimenting with sponge rollers, corrugated cardboard, tinted papers and more!
On Sale: 18/02/2022
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Digital Edition: £4.99
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What's in this Issue?
For you this month:
- Winner of the Leisure Painter award in our 2021 TALP Open, Stuart Johnson, talks about his painting life
- Create a fun map using watercolour and collage techniques with Hazel Jarvis
- Discover different focal points for composition as Andy Walker introduces this month's painting project
- Veronica Winters completes her coloured pencil still life on tinted paper
- Try an exciting surface and help the environment too as Liz Chaderton uses cardboard packaging and newsprint for her watercolour paintings
- Develop your acrylic painting skills with Alice May
- Stephen Coates shows how to paint three simple vignettes of water, rocks and trees in watercolour
- Learn to draw realistic fabric using lost-and-found edges with Elena Parashko
- Stephen Coates demonstrates two simple watercolour snow scenes for beginners
- Learn to paint against the light with watercolour painting advice from Brian Smith
- Manda Comisari shares 12 gouache painting techniques for you try
- Pick up and ink pen and draw! Colin Joyce begins a new three-part series on sketching
- To mark The Queen's platinum jubilee, Linda Birch showcases the Queen's horses as subjects for painting
- Paint figures on the Mediterranean coast with Murray Ince
- Get creative with acrylic paints and sponge rollers with ideas from Peter Wood
- Julie King shows how paint white anemones using just three colours
And:
- Call for entries to our TALP Open 2022 competition
- Reader's letters
- Things to do this month
- Exhibitions
- Practical art book reviews
- Paintings from the PaintersOnline gallery