The Artist October 2022
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Issue Meta Data
- Issue Number:
- 285
- On Sale:
- 19/08/2022
- Digital Edition:
- £4.99
- Print Edition:
- £0.00 (plus postage)
Issue Summary
Available only in digital format. Find inspiration in the ordinary things of life, views from your window, cityscapes and much more!
On Sale: 19/08/2022
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What's in this Issue?
Features:
- Brian Ryder chates with Bob Brandt about the role architecture has played in his development as a landscape painter
- Elizabeth Nast talks to Susie Hodge about her passion for painting the ordinary aspects of life
- Mike Barr muses on how time spent on a painting equates to value
Practical painting and drawing:
- In the first of a new three-part series on oil painting, Robert E. Wells encourages the keeping of sketchbooks
- Grahame Booth shows how to paint convincing shadows in watercolour
- Take a two-pronged approach to painting a self-portrait in charcoal with Catherine MacDiarmid
- Explore the transparency and opacity of watercolours with Hazel Soan
- Manda Comisari begins a new series on painting with gouache
- Find inspiration for landscape painting, even from outside your own window, with Ian Sidaway
- Follow Lisa House on her seven-month journey as her acrylic painting takes on a life of its own
- Capture the city in all its moods with urban sketchers, Jeanette Barnes and Paul Brandford
- Nicholas Poullis paints an on-the-spot watercolour of a familiar subject
- Paul Weaver shares his thoughts on the atmospheric potential of reflected light
- Julie Collins offers advice on how and when to add detail to your watercolours
Plus:
- The Art World
- Your views
- Exhibitions
- Opportunities
- This month's PaintersOnline Editor's Choice
- Book reviews