TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: OCTOBER 1992; VOLUME NINE, NUMBER TEN
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Escalator -- South Ferry, by Daniel E. Greene.

MASTERING URBAN REALISM How Daniel E. Greene uses pastels and oils to render the grit and glitter of the subway. Page 46.
PRINTMAKING MADE EASY Phyllis Cohen's jigsaw puzzle--like process lets you create vibrant woodblock prints. Page 52.
ADDING AIR TO AN OIL LANDSCAPE How Richard Schloss weaves three oil techniques into one rich, believable landscape. Page 66.
SKETCHING AT 100 MILES AN HOUR Capture what you see from a speeding train with a few, meaningful strokes. John and Sheila Elliot show the way. Page 72.
WINNING WATERCOLORS: THE REGIONALS A showcase of what's winning in tompetitions around the country, plus insights and techniques from the artists. Page 76.
SPECIAL SECTION CROSSING THE BRIDGE TO ILLUSTRATION What you need to know to make it in the illustration field. Today's top illustrators share their wisdom. Page 82.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR The birth of a cover story. Page 4. LETTERS Page 10.
THE DRAWING BOARD Mastering the third dimension. Page 14.
STRICTLY BUSINESS Tips for smooth sailing with copyrights, model releases and more. Page 22.
ARTIST'S MARKET Getting inside the greeting card market, plus 17 other open opportunities. Page 30.
THE ARTIST'S LIFE How a blind artist constructs her vision, plus other notes from the creative side. Page 44.
TECHNICAL ANSWERS Taking sides with watercolor papers, and how to protect pastel paintings. Page 98.
THE PRO'S NEST Grease your business wheels with people skills. Page 102.
YOUNG AT ART How to prune your on-location art pack. Page 108.
PS. The mute muse. Page 120.
Advertiser Index. Page 110.


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