TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
[Artist profiles/interviews include multiple photos and reproductions over multiple pages, PLUS: Illustrations, technical features, columns, vintage ads and MORE --Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below!]
ISSUE DATE: JULY 1994; VOLUME ELEVEN; 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 ART: Young Dancer (watercolor, 12x 7), by Irwin Greenberg.

WIPE IT OUT, PAINT IT BACK Create fresh, spontaneous watercolors on Bristol board. By Irwin Greenberg. Page 46.
FULING IN THE SLANKS How Milton Meyer uses photographs and grids to launch realistic pastels. Page 52.
1994 DREAM STUDIO WINNERS Meet the artists and learn the techniques that created the winning works. By Bebe Raupe. Page 56.
PAINTING LANDSCAPES "RIGHT" Learn Lassie McDonald Crowder's subtle techniques for creating detailed oil landscapes. Page 62.
PAINTING WITH COLORED PENCILS Use burnishing to give your colored pencils a vivid, opaque painting-like look. Page 68.
SPECIAL SECTION:
EXPAND YOUR WATERCOLOR WISDOM Spice up your watercolors by introducing another medium. By Marty Munson. Page 36.
LETTER FROM A GUEST Versatility vs. specialization. Page 4. LETTERS Page 6.
THE DRA WING BOARD Tips for jumpstarting your creative engine. Page 10.
STRICTL Y BUSINESS Do-it-yourself matting and framing techniques. Page 14.
STATE OF THE ART The 1994 workshop update. Page 16.
ARTIST'S MARKET What you need to know about pay-to-show galleries, plus more than nine great markets to explore. Page 18.
YOUNG AT ART Finding the "purr-fect" model. Page 30.
TECHNICAL ANSWERS Advice on the art of scumbling, and dealing with mildew and insects on your canvas. Page 74.
P.S. Surviving your gallery opening. Page 88.
THE SWIPE FILE Creating "new-wave" brushes, getting deep darks in watercolor and more. Alter page 44.


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