The Artist February 2023
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Issue Meta Data
- Issue Number:
- 289
- On Sale:
- 16/12/2022
- Digital Edition:
- £4.99
- Print Edition:
- £0.00 (plus postage)
Issue Summary
Available only in digital format - Learn more about painting from artists of the past and find new ways to explore your creativity with this month's issue.
On Sale: 16/12/2022
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What's in this Issue?
Features:
- Caroline Saunders talks to Mick Davies about his acrylic, ink and print creations
- Sarah Edmonds sheds light on the value a mentor can bring to the life of an artist
- Mike Barr explores art sales
Practical painting and drawing:
- Grahame Booth shows us the riches to be had painting winter watercolours outdoors
- Alan Bickley takes a closer look at papers and demonstrates a still life on a tinted ground
- Sophie Ploeg shares her passion and explains the techniques for painting antique lace in oils
- Explore the joy and challenge of watercolour portraits with Catherine MacDiarmid
- Emma Colbert begins a new three-part series on painting animal portraits in pastel
- Helen Tarr discusses how inspiration, experimentation and reflection can help you create oil paintings you will love
- Discover new ways to learn about painting from artists of the past with Peter Burgess
- Paul Riley helps us to overcome the challenges of working in watercolour on a large scale
- Bob Brandt explains why recognising what first caught your eye will help you to create better paintings
- Milly England encourages experimenting with coloured pencils
- Produce your first lino-cut print with Gemma Curtis
Plus:
- The Art World
- Your views
- Exhibitions
- Opportunites
- Art book reviews
- This month's PaintersOnline Editor's Choice