The Artist November 2022
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Issue Meta Data
- Issue Number:
- 286
- On Sale:
- 16/09/2022
- Digital Edition:
- £4.99
- Print Edition:
- £0.00 (plus postage)
Issue Summary
Available only in digital format. Wild dogs and gardenscapes are just some of the things you could be painting this month!
On Sale: 16/09/2022
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What's in this Issue?
Features:
- Susie Hodge talks to Katrina Wallis-King about her affinity with the landscape
- Jenny Pery sheds light on Alan Cotton's optimistic approach to oil painting
- Mike Barr encourages us to take more risks
Practical painting and drawing:
- Ian Sidaway concludes his series on watercolour landscapes with a look at composition
- Explore the staining, lifting and granulation qualities of watercolours with Hazel Soan
- In the first of two articles on pastel pencil techniques, Michele Ashby shows how to create a contemporary portrait
- Discover some surprising tools for achieving the results you're looking for with Robert E Wells
- Winston Oh shows how to paint mountain landscapes in watercolour
- Follow Judith Yates to paint gardenscapes in acrylic and acrylic inks
- August Lamm shows how to use contoured crosshatching techniques in pen and ink
- Tackle blending, layering and adding detail in gouache with advice from Manda Comisari
- Paint a wild dog, step-by-step in pastel pencil, with Lucy Swinburne
- Julie Collins shows how to think of sketches as preparation for paintings as well as works in their own right
Plus:
- The Art World
- Your views
- Exhibitions
- Opportunities
- This month's PaintersOnline Editor's Choice
- Book reviews