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Les Trewin Godolphin Blues, water-mixable oils, 40 ×32in (101.5 ×81cm)
Godolphin Blues by Les Trewin is a direct representation of a scene he captured at a National Trust heritage site in Cornwall, which he visited in 2018. He writes: ‘It would be easy to wax lyrical about the sublime beauty of the natural landscape bursting into life on a warm, sunny day in late spring; to describe the carpet of blue created by a wide expanse of bluebells set in a leafy green meadow and bathed in the late afternoon glow of the sun; to be surrounded by the long sweetsmelling grass as it dances in the gentle breeze. A lot of that is probably true, but I think the painting is more primitive than that.
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Enjoy developing your skills and techniques with The Artist. Written by artists and top tutors, for experienced amateur painters and aspiring professional artists, this month's issue offers stage-by-stage demonstrations, illustrated tips and techniques for drawing and painting in watercolour, pastels, acrylic, mixed media, oils and gouache. Learn new techniques for painting winter landscapes, characterful portraits, still lifes, spring flowers and animals. There's also an article encouraging you to step out of your comfort zone to paint unfamiliar subjects and an interview with Professor Christopher Orr MBE, RA revealing his approach to his unusual subject matter and working methods. Plus our marketing expert advises on how to use apps to facilitate your social media posts to help get your work noticed. And when you've completed your best work, why not enter it into our 2019 Open competition for the chance to see your work exhibited, published and win one of over 40 fantastic prizes! Full details are on pages 12 to 13 . Enjoy!