Leisure Painter August 2022
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Issue Meta Data
- Issue Number:
- 283
- On Sale:
- 17/06/2022
- Digital Edition:
- £4.99
- Print Edition:
- £0.00 (plus postage)
Issue Summary
Available only in digital format. This month learn how to paint an African elephant, a rottweiler puppy, a 1930s-style poster and much more!
On Sale: 17/06/2022
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What's in this Issue?
For you this month:
- Follow Alison Nicholls and paint an African elephant in watercolour for this month's painting project
- Journey through ancient building and treasures using subtle watercolour techniques with David Bellamy
- Make a tonal sketch from a photograph with Paul Clark's painting project
- Create a vibrant collage of vegetables in just five stages with Hazel Jarvis
- Practise traditional oil painting techniques to create detailed interior scenes with Paul Minter
- Stephen Coates shares colour-mixing advice for painting a simple summer landscape
- Experiment with different papers as you develop your drawing skills with Elena Parashko
- Steve Strode explains the benefits of working with a limited palette
- Find your own style of drawing with ink with top tips from Anthony Nield
- Focus on boats and reflections as you work from a photograph with Murray Ince
- Create a 1930s-style poster using gouache with Andy Walker
- Follow Lucy Swinburne to capture a rottweiler puppy with pastel pencils
- Brian Smith concludes his exploration of watercolour with a critique of student's work
And:
- Things to do this month
- Reader's letters
- Exhibitions
- Reviews of the latest practical art books
- Latest news and listings from UK art clubs
- Paintings from the PaintersOnline gallery