TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: JULY 1993, VOLUME TEN, NUMBER SEVEN
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: Massachusetts Farmland, by Lois Gold.

SPECIAL LANDSCAPE SECTION:
PUT NATURE'S ENERGY IN OILS Give movement and contrast to any landscape using value and composition. Page 26.
SIMPLIFY THE LANDSCAPE Distill each scene to its simplest forms to bring quiet strength to watercolor landscapes. Page 30.
PAINT RICHNESS INTO PASTELS Blend, layer, lift --pastel basics to help you build depth and drama into distant scenes. Page 34.
ADD THE "EXTRA" TO ORDINARY Heighten the realism in your watercolors. Ben Watson III provides the details. Page 40.
THE EVOLUTION TO HUMOR How note-taking and thumbnails fuel Dennis Corrigan's visual puns. Page 46.
MAKE IT BOLD Explore the possibilities of wax-oil crayons as James Wills scratches out jazzy creations. Page 52.
DREAM STUDIO AWARD WINNERS Learn from the artists what went into the making of their award-winning works. Following page 38.
LETTER FROM A GUEST How to stay focused on your art. Page 4. LETTERS Page 8.
THE DRAWING BOARD Ten ways to get fluff and form into your feline subjects. Page 10.
TECHNICAL ANSWERS Practical advice on using interference pigments, keeping pastels clean, getting smooth acrylic washes and more. Page 13.
ARTIST'S MARKET How to corner the licensing market and earn extra income from your images. Plus seven other outlets to pursue. Page 16.
STUDIO SUPPLIES Page 16A.
ARTIST'S LIFE Welding together a new way of life, and playful perspectives on creating art. Page 39.
YOUNG AT ART Learn how pigments behave to start making more creative watercolors. Page 56.
AIRBRUSHING How to produce brilliant, colorful works with just the three primaries. Page 62.
P.S. 'l'urning up art in the most unlikely of places. Page 76.


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