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The lower limbs and feet

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Pencil and graphite drawing in Daler- Rowney sketchbook, 11×8in (28×21cm), of the cast of Cupid Kindling the Torch of Hymen by George Rennie, 1832, in the Victoria & Albert Museum
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A master of his genre
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Cambridge reflections
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Game of tones
Last month Hazel Soan explained how to train your eye to interpret the correct tones for your painting; the next stage is to translate this to your paper
Luminous skin tones
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Animals and wildlife offer the watercolourist the opportunity to have fun with colour and mark making. Jake Winkle reveals the techniques he uses to obtain different textures and patterns
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Marie Antoniou demonstrates when and how the use of black can create impact in your acrylic paintings
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Paint a tree in acrylic, pencil and walnut
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