The Artist October 2025 - Digital only
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Issue Meta Data
- Issue Number:
- 321
- On Sale:
- 15/08/2025
- Digital Edition:
- £5.99
- Print Edition:
- £0.00 (plus postage)
Issue Summary
Discover what your digital edition of The Artist magazine has in store for you this month - from days in the life to interviews from fellow artists, there is a lot to explore!
On Sale: 15/08/2025
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Features - The Artist:
- A day in the life of Ian Sidaway: Sally Bulgin chats to Ian about his professional insights and top tips for becoming a professional artist
- Pastel expression and vibrancy: Caroline Saunders talks to Cathy Pearce about her passion for pastels
- Learn from the masters: Sarah Edmonds delves into the eccentricity of Surrealist painter Salvador Dali
- Turning professional: Rodney Kingston shares his experience and revels in his new found confidence
- Ask an artist: Kimberley Keegan's tips and advice on expenses and first exhibitions
- Figures in the landscape: Mike Barr encourages the inclusion of figures to bring a landscape to life
Practicals - The Artist:
- Painting boats and harbour scenes: Robert Brindley shares his passion for painting boats and the fascinating variety that can be found within the busy world of harbours
- Discovering the perfect surface for wildlife: Find out why artist Daniel Wilson uses ACF Canvasses
- Panoramic landscapes: Paul Weaver finds panoramic inspiration in the West Highlands of Scotland
- The golden hour: Explore this beautiful, serene time of day as Greta Vilidaite shares her thoughts and tips and explains her approach to using oils
- Watercolour freed!: Catherine Beale takes a look into gritty granulation, creating different textures with your paints
- Letting the tone do all the work: Amanda Hyatt explains why she is an advocate of a minimalist palette, demonstrating a moody and atmospheric style