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The Artist Magazine

12 issues per year   |  English
229 Reviews   •  English   •   Art & Photography (Art)
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The UK’s best practical art magazine for aspiring amateur and professional artists - since 1931. Well-known artists reveal their working practices and techniques, covering all subjects and media, in every issue. Learn how established and up-and-coming artists create their work and use the tips they provide to help you improve your own drawing and painting. Keep up to date with the latest art materials, tried and tested by our trusted panel of expert artists, and keep in touch with the latest art competitions to enter and must-see exhibitions. Learn how other artists make money from their work, join one of our practical workshops/holidays, and don’t miss out on the latest art news and views.
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The Artist

June 2025 Welcome to this June issue of The Artist. I hope you’re prepared for a busy month of painting ahead, as this issue is packed with features by all your favourite artists, as well as some new ones – such as Ann Flynn, winner of The Artist Award at last year’s Royal Society of Marine Artists’ exhibition. Here she talks to Caroline Saunders about how important the play of light is to her in her marine and still-life oil paintings. The sparkle of sunlight on water in her paintings is amazing! Another new artist to introduce you to is Robi Robinson, a batik artist who uses the ancient technique of painting with wax and dyes to create breathtaking work on fabric. Tushar Sabale braves the high-stake world of capturing weddings in acrylic paint, describing what it takes to be a ‘live’ painter in such circumstances; and in similar vein, Rodney Kingston embarks on some live painting himself to depict his local football club at a very wet floodlit stadium. Enjoy all the month has to offer.


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Welcome to this June issue of The Artist. I hope you’re prepared for a busy month of painting ahead, as this issue is packed with features by all your favourite artists, as well as some new ones – such as Ann Flynn, winner of The Artist Award at last year’s Royal Society of Marine Artists’ exhibition. Here she talks to Caroline Saunders about how important the play of light is to her in her marine and still-life oil paintings. The sparkle of sunlight on water in her paintings is amazing! Another new artist to introduce you to is Robi Robinson, a batik artist who uses the ancient technique of painting with wax and dyes to create breathtaking work on fabric. Tushar Sabale braves the high-stake world of capturing weddings in acrylic paint, describing what it takes to be a ‘live’ painter in such circumstances; and in similar vein, Rodney Kingston embarks on some live painting himself to depict his local football club at a very wet floodlit stadium.

Enjoy all the month has to offer.
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The UK’s best practical art magazine for aspiring amateur and professional artists - since 1931. Well-known artists reveal their working practices and techniques, covering all subjects and media, in every issue. Learn how established and up-and-coming artists create their work and use the tips they provide to help you improve your own drawing and painting. Keep up to date with the latest art materials, tried and tested by our trusted panel of expert artists, and keep in touch with the latest art competitions to enter and must-see exhibitions. Learn how other artists make money from their work, join one of our practical workshops/holidays, and don’t miss out on the latest art news and views.

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The Artist

I would like to see more articles about acrylics
Reviewed 10 June 2022

The Artist

Delighted to see The Artist magazine now with a new digital receptive audience with Pocketmags. Yet more artists will be able to hear about the inspirational articles I contribute to. All progressive, all intuitive and all inclusive. Excellent idea and forward thinking! Reviewed 04 January 2021

The Artist

I enjoy the range of subjects. The magazine always gives me ideas for my own paintings. I also like that it keeps me up to date with new products and I particularly like the book reviews. Reviewed 26 August 2020

The Artist

varied content , Reviewed 14 July 2020

The Artist

For me there is to much of a focus on watercolour painting; I would like mor3 material on oil painting Reviewed 11 July 2020

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