TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: AUGUST 1998, VOLUME FIFTEEN, NUMBER EIGHT
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: Sunflowers and Quilts, by Malcolm David. Inset cover art: At the Seashore (delad, oll, 42x34), by Camille Przewodek.

COVER STORY: Express Yourself With Collage Explore Michael David Brown's secrets for creating energetic, exciting landscapes. By Phil Metzger.

Capture the Colors of White Learn to create the illusion of white objects with this colorful approach to oils. By Camille Przewodek.

Putting the Punch in Pastels How Betty Stephan combines oils and pastels in powerful statements of pure color. By Jenny Pfalzgraf Little Bit of Color, Lots of Mood Give your watercolors a heightened sense of drama by preserving the white of your paper. By Linda Baker.

Strengthening Reality With Oil Learn how to enhance photorealistic scenes without detracting from their integrity. By Bill Levers.

Targeting Your Market Three experts present a simple approach for identifying--and reaching--potential buyers. By Jennifer King.

Get the Scoop on Scumbling Give your oils and watercolors greater depth and interest with this basic technique. By Libby Tolley.

Simplify, Simplify Watercolorist Tom Ratliffe outlines his strategy for producing fresh, spontaneous images. By Joanne Gilbert Moore.

SPECIAL SECTION: Brushes of the Masters Nine top artists--working in oils, watercolors or acrylics-- discuss the brushes that work best for them. By Sandra Carpenter, Greg Schaber and Jennifer King.

Columns.
Art Clinic Master these fine points for leading viewers through your art.
Speaking of Art An age-old argument about art revisited.
The Drawing Board Re-create the effects of weather with these simple tips.
Brushing Up Learn how to expand your control of color and value.
Business A look at the legal implications of bartering your art.
Technical Q&A Advice on lightfastness tests, turpentine substitutes and more.
Master Class Iow Edward liopper used selected details to increase the impact of Early Sunday Morning.


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