TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: MAY 1998; VOLUME FIFTEEN, NUMBER FIVE
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: "The Chair", by Bob Rohm, pastel, 50X40.

COVER STORY: Creating a Colorful Impression: Give your landscapes a powerful, interpretive look with this painterly approach to pastels. By Bob Rohm.

Getting the Light Right: Discover how subtle watercolor glazes can help you capture the all-pervasive effects of sunlight. By Donald Patterson.

Clean Color, Clear Light: Energize your oil still lifes--tap into the liquid movement of light over glass. By Hilary Eddy.

Take Control of Value: Get a better understanding of values--and find out how they can help you create a realistic sense of form. By Pat Seslar.

Drawing Figures the Traditional Way: Step into the world of Russian academic drawing, and put its time-tested principles to work for you. By Walter Garver.

Show and Sell From Your Studio: Master a winning, 10-step plan for selling your art from the comfort of your own studio. By Joan Brown.

Creating Illusion With Collage: Beverly Burke Bruckner outlines her strategies for turning shape and color into exciting art. By Kelly Kane.

Harmonizing the Still Life: Build stronger, more unified images with Jill Kline's limited-palette approach to colored pencil. By Judy M Johnson.

SPECIAL SECTION: Making Art for the Masses: Eight experts offer insight into designing, preparing and painting murals for home and public spaces. By Jennifer King.

COLUMNS:
The Drawing Board: Build stronger faces using positive and negative spaces.
Art Clinic: Keep your art fresh and spontaneous with these simple tips.
Brushing Up: Shape up your paintings with imaginative stencils.
Business: Master the nuances of transporting art in your car.
Legal Corner: Advice on rights of reproduction, artwork and wills, and more.
Master Class: Find out how Andrew Wyeth used color and value to create the illusion of white in Groundhog Day.
DEPARTMENTS:
Dialogue.
Book Reviews.
Studio Supplies.
Swipe File.


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