TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 1995; VOLUME TWELVE, NUMBER ELEVEN
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: Pitcher and Bowl, by Janet Walsh.

PAINTING WITH THE WHITE OF YOUR PAPER Give your watercolors added punch and sparkle with these five approaches to creating resonant whites. By Judi Wagner and Tony van Hasselt. Page 50.

PAINTING THE HISTORY OF THE SEA How marine artist Raymond Massey unlocks riddles of the past to recreate a bygone era in oils. By Walter Garver. Page 58.

BRINGING STILL LIFES ALIVE Master six proven secrets that can help your still lifes sing with strength and drama. By Butch Krieger. Page 64.

SPARK UP A LANDSCAPE WITH GOUACHE Create landscapes that shimmer with color and energy by combining watercolor and gouache. By Sy Ellens with Sheila Elliot. Page 70.

SPECIAL SECTION PLAYING ROUGH WITH PASTEL Open the door to new possibilities with three master pastelists who ureld distinctive techniques and textured surfaces into haunting, evocative art. By Madlyn-Ann C. Woolwich. Page 78.

SPEAKING OF ART Acknowledging the spirit behind your work. Page 12.
YOUNG AT ART Drawing the line between inspiration and imitation. Page 40.
ARTIST'S MARKET Capturing the publicity spotlight for your next exhibition, plus eight winning venues for selling your work. Page 30.
STRICTL Y BUSINESS Sound advice on your rights to use celebrity images in your artwork. Page 26.
THE DRAWING BOARD Getting a grip on realistic hands. Page 18.
THE ARTIST'S LIFE Remembering Bob Ross, recycling leftover paint, and much more. Page 46.
TECHNICAL ANSWERS Tips on holding pastel on velour, speeding the drying time of oils, cleaning old paintings, and more. Page 86.
P.S. Potholes on the path to the pantheon of art.


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