TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: OCTOBER 1995; VOLUME TWELVE, NUMBER TEN
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: View Towards Laurence, by Douglas Osa.

PROFITING FROM CHILDREN'S PORTRAITS Discover Jill Bush's invaluable secrets for turning portraiture into a profitable, artistically rewarding career. Page 45.

GUDING OVER THE DETAILS Capture the "essence" of any landscape scene by getting bold and direct with palette knives. By Dorothy Schildknecht. Page 48.

COVER STORY. MASTERING OIL AND WATER How Doug Osa maintains his creative edge by switching freely between oil and watercolor. By Carole Katchen. Page 54.

RISING WATERCOLOR STARS Explore the techniques and concepts of the top winners from 10 of the best-known regional watercolor societies. By Bebe Raupe. Page 60.

SPECIAL SECTION: ENTER THE AD AGE illustraturs tell what it taltes to break into the lucrative field of advertising illustration. Page 66.

LETTER FROM A GUEST Preparing for breakthroughs. Page 4. LETTERS Page 8.
SPEAKING OF ART Keeping your dream alive. Page 14.
THE DRAWING BOARD Improve your drawing skills with these nine great exercises. Page 18.
STRICTLY BUSINESS Explore 10 winning time-management strategies for creative people. Page 24.
ARTIST'S MARKET Refine your presentations to art dealers using 10 proven rules, plus nine exciting sales opportunities. Page 27.
TECHNICAL ANSWERS Advice on salvaging separated oil primer, the causes of pinholes in oil paintings, and more. Page 36.
AIRBRUSHING Get real-life texture with drybrush and dry transfer. Page 38.
THE ARTIST'S LIFE A gender test for art sales. Page 44.
P.S. Art is in the eye of the beholder. Page 88.


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