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WELCOMEfrom the editor

As we look forward to a new year of creativity, we’re pleased to announce full details about our TALP 2019 Open competition, with more than 40 individual prizes worth over£17,000 to be won (see pages 12-13). These include the prestigious The Artist Purchase Prize Award for a work up to the value of £5,000, selected by our guest judge and well-known TV presenter Lachlan Goudie ROI, as well as the chance to exhibit in The Artist’s Collection exhibition at Patchings Art Centre, plus a year’s representation for one lucky artist by The Harbour Art Gallery in Cornwall, owned and managed by Mark David Hatwood. Mark enjoyed meeting the winner of his 2018 award, John Hopkins, recently in Portscatho where the gallery is based, and both were pleased to record subsequent sales of John’s work – a winning partnership. Mark is passionate about supporting and promoting up-and-coming artists and we are happy to welcome him back to our pages with the start of his new series, packed with advice on strategies for marketing and selling your work, on page 78 of this issue.

The benefits of entering open competitions for successful artists are many and various, from the opportunity to sell your work – when I attended the private view of The Artist’s Collection exhibition at Patchings Art Centre last month, exhibiting artists were delighted by the number of sales achieved during the event – to the chance to meet your contemporaries, share ideas and experiences, discuss personal approaches to materials and techniques, and to encourage and support each other.

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The Artist guide open competitions & ExhibiTiONS 2019
The Artist guide open competitions & ExhibiTiONS
FEATURES
Instinctive responses
Caroline Saunders talks to David Remfry MBE RA, about his large-scale watercolours of dancers, his portraits and his links with the fashion industry
Artist, muse and poet
Susie Hodge reviews an exhibition at the Watts Gallery, the first for 25 years, dedicated to the art, poetry and life of Christina Rossetti
Marketing yourself – an overview
Mark David Hatwood introduces a new series in which he looks at the business side of being a professional artist
PRACTICALS
On the spot
Richard Pikesley explains why the constraints of time, changing light and limited painting gear can be a liberation when working in front of the subject
Portraits in watercolour
Jake Winkle debunks the myth that watercolour is a difficult medium for portraiture and demonstrates how to paint a self-portrait in his trademark style
Capture a moment in time
Award-winning botanical artist Julia Trickey demonstrates how to paint a faded rose in wetin- wet watercolour layers
Complex compositions
Yael Maimon concludes her series on composition by demonstrating how to design and paint a complex composition, with her ten top tips for success
Paint your first realist still life in acrylics
If you find the thought of painting your first realist still life a daunting prospect, Tim Gustard offers some encouraging advice as he talks you through the process
Coloured pencil techniques
Alyona Nickelsen explains how you can adapt painting methods and techniques for coloured pencil work whilst continuing to enjoy the amazing benefits of this dry medium
Develop a sense of proportion
Learn how to draw and paint animals with confidence in this new ten-part series from Ruth Buchanan. This month she explains how to develop a sense of proportion
New directions
Use your sketchbooks creatively to work out ideas, experiment, make notes, limber up and be bold, says James Hobbs
Space and perspective in the landscape
Clare Bowen shares her colour-mixing ideas for achieving aerial perspective and creating a feeling of space in landscape painting
Dynamic surfaces for watercolour
Jane Betteridge shows you how to make your watercolour paintings more vibrant and more dynamic by using watercolour grounds
Yes you can paint from photos!
Bob Brandt shares his tips for using photographs as a visual prompt for your paintings
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Painters Online editor’s choice
Meet this month’s editor’s choice winner from our PaintersOnline gallery, who receives a £50 Jackson’s Art Supplies gift voucher