February 2022
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Issue Meta Data
- Issue Number:
- 277
- On Sale:
- 24/12/2021
- Digital Edition:
- £4.99
- Print Edition:
- £0.00 (plus postage)
Issue Summary
Available only in digital format. Aim high in 2022 as you learn to paint mountains, tap into your inner Impressionist and much more!
On Sale: 24/12/2021
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What's in this Issue?
Features:
- Janine Baldwin, winner of The Artist Award in the 2021 Pastel Society’s annual exhibition, talks to Susie Hodge
- Sarah Edmonds explores the world of digital art
- Portrait Artist of the Year finalist Sally Ward discusses how to start your art career from scratch
- Tap into your inner impressionist with Mike Barr
Practical painting and drawing:
- Steve Griggs advises on how to evaluate and simplify a scene by making a simple shapes and value diagram
- Learn how to capture a mountain scenes with Sevina Yates
- Richard Suckling shares the materials and methods he uses to make his floral pastel paintings
- Express yourself with large brushes and gouache for exciting results with top tips from Robert Dutton
- Peter Cronin shares his advice for painting rainy scenes in watercolour
- Discover the delights of painting winter landscapes with Haidee-Jo Summers
- Ian Sidaway takes a considered look at how to choose and use a sketchbook that’s suited to your needs
- Keith Tunnicliffe demonstrates a linocut of an allotment scene, made in his loose and colourful style
- Julie Collins discusses focal points and how to use them to bring freshness to your work
- Paint monochrome Chinese ink paintings with Amanda Hyatt
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Jenny Aitken demonstrates how good lighting and a balanced arrangement can bring energy to a still life in acrylics
Plus:
- The Art World
- Your views
- Exhibitions
- Opportunities
- Book reviews
- This month's PaintersOnline Editor's Choice Award