TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: MARCH 1995; VOLUME TWELVE, NUMBER THREE
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: Heirloom Memories, by Arleta Pech.

COVER STORY: KEYS TO COMMANDING LIGHT Learn how controlled edges and subtle value changes can bring rich, glowing light to watercolor. By Arleta Pech. Page 78.

SEEING YOUR WAY TO BETTER OILS Develop greater creative control with Don Ward's flexible, eight-step painting process. By John Kevin Flynn. Page 84.

THE WATERCOLOR TRADITION Trace the history of watercolor and uncover some not-so-transparent secrets. By Walter Garver. Page 90.

CAPTURING THE VITALITY OF PRIMAL LANDSCAPES Discover Judy Pelt's recipe for turning light and broken color into gutsy, emotion-packed pastel paintings. By Madlyn-Ann Woolwich. Page 94.

SPECIAL SECTION 1995 WORKSHOP DIRECTORY From portrait painting to passion management, from mixed media to rnonotypes, discover more than 1,400 workshop programs designed to enhance your growth as an artist. Page 45.

THE ARTISTS MAGAZINE LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Introducing the next generation to art. Page 5. LETTERS Page 8.
THE DRAWING BOARD A simple guide to getting perspective right. Page 10.
STRICTLY BUSINESS How to combine art and business sense for a successful career. Page 20.
ARTISTS MARKET Unlock the door to the world of calendar art, plus eight great markets. Page 30.
1995 ART COMPET1TION Page 36.
AIRBRUSHING Stipple your way to solid rocks. Page 41.
ARTIST'S LIFE Making art with the flick of a Bic. Page 77.
YOUNG AT ART Discover your creative self in the pages of a sketch journal. Page 100.
P S. Modified Masterworks. Page 120.
THE SWIPE FILE Tips on using watercolor "mediums," building a portable projection screen, using your mirror to solve painting problems, storing color, and adding cups to your watercolor palette. page 44.
Video and book reviews. Mer page 76.


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