August 2021
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Issue Meta Data
- Issue Number:
- 271
- On Sale:
- 09/07/2021
- Digital Edition:
- £4.99
- Print Edition:
- £0.00 (plus postage)
Issue Summary
Available only in digital format. How to draw a butterfly, paint a Venetian canal scene using inks, venture into abstraction, paint a seashell in watercolour and much more.
On Sale: 09/07/2021
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What's in this Issue?
For you this month:
- Discover the flower paintings of Diana Armfield with Andrew Lambirth
- Follow Milly England to draw a butterfly in coloured pencils
- Tony Underhill completes his Lake District cottages in line and wash in part two of his painting project
- Make watercolour sketching simple using just three colours as you venture outside with Jem Bowden
- Lesley Linley introduces a photograph of flowers in a glass vase for this month's project
- Try something different as you venture into the world of abstraction with Val Pendleton
- Ian Pethers shows how to simplify a scene as you paint from a photograph of a Venetian canal using inks
- Tim Fisher shows how to paint buildings using knives, acrylics and collage techniques
- Complete your watercolour seashell with Paul Hopkinson
- Claudia Myatt discusses solutions to five drawing-related problems
- Paint a paradise beach scene in oils with Elena Parashko
- Discover ways of recording memories and journalling in the final part of Andy Walker's series on sketchbooks
- Jackie Garner introduces the cissing technique as you paint an underwater scene in acrylics