March 2022
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Issue Meta Data
- Issue Number:
- 278
- On Sale:
- 21/01/2022
- Digital Edition:
- £4.99
- Print Edition:
- £0.00 (plus postage)
Issue Summary
Available only in digital format. From snow scenes to jam jars and sunbeams to owls - see what you could learn with the March issue of Leisure Painter
On Sale: 21/01/2022
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What's in this Issue?
For you this month:
- Seasonal advice for painting snowy landscapes from David Bellamy
- From jam jars to paper bags, Pamela Kay encourages you to add containers to your still life paintings
- Complete your winter landscape with Colin Steed in part two of his painting project
- Veronica Winters shows how to create a strong composition
- Build your skills using just primary colours and white with Steve Strode
- Try Brusho as Carrie McKenzie demonstrates a lively depiction of an owl
- Use a variety of acrylic techniques as you paint a mystical mountain lake with Mike Rollins
- Create effective illustrations in line & wash with Linda Birch
- Stephen Coates demonstrates two simple watercolour snow scenes for beginners
- Hone your drawing skills as you master six sketching techniques with Elena Parashko
- Enjoy a practical introduction to gouache with animal painter, Manda Comisari
- Discover techniques for refining your watercolour painting with Brian Smith
- Murray Ince demonstrates a busy harbour scene using water-mixable oils
- Put together a special book of sketches for family and friends with tips from Tony Underhill
- Stephen Coates shows how to paint the effects of sunbeams on landscapes
And:
- Call for entries to our TALP Open 2022 competition
- Things to do this month
- Exhibitions
- Latest news and listings from UK art clubs
- Paintings from the PaintersOnline gallery