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ART BOOKS
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PaintersOnline editor’s choice
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FEATURES
Let it roll (and drip and run)
Michael Sole gets physical with oils and acrylics as he drips, pours and shakes to let the paint take its own course in his semifigurative seascapes. It’s an intuitive process, he tells Susie Hodge
Competition fever
Charles Williams shares his experiences as a contestant in this year’s Sky Portrait Artist of the Year competition
Search Press
As our PaintersOnline bookshop partner, we are delighted to mark Search Press’s half-centenary. Martin de la Bedoyere, managing director of this award-winning publishing house, talks about his company’s 50 years of success
PRACTICALS
Seeing patterns
Hazel Soan begins a new three-part series on how to hone your artistic vision. This month she focuses on identifying pattern in your subject matter
How to find a subject
Graham Webber’s six-part oil-painting series about the process of landscape painting from small, plein-air sketches to larger, framed studio work continues with advice on subject matter as he demonstrates a plein-air oil sketch
Figures alla-prima
Brian Smith concludes his series on capturing figures in watercolour by sharing a painting he made during a plein-air painting day at Windsor Castle
The thrill of painting outdoors
Passionate pastellist Richard Suckling offers his tips for choosing and using pastels en plein air, both in the UK and abroad
Snowdrops in mixed media
Snowdrops make a wonderful subject for a still-life painting or even a landscape when shown growing in drifts in a woodland setting, as Soraya French demonstrates here
Express yourself with drawing media
Robert Dutton takes the bewilderment out of choosing drawing media, highlighting his personal favourites and sharing his top tips for using them creatively
Zoom-in on portraits
Follow Andrew Newton as he demonstrates how to paint a hyperrealistic-style portrait in oils
Planning, sequencing and using negative spaces
Kim Whitby concludes her three-part series on using ink to help develop your watercolour skills by stressing the importance of planning
Spring still life
Julie Collins explores her watercolour palette and shows how to create bright, modified colours for fresh spring still-life paintings
Constable and Yarmouth
Glyn Macey continues his journey documenting the changes to the English coastline with a painting inspired by a well-known artist. This month he records Yarmouth pier using mixed media
Oils on the go
Wondering what to pack for your painting holiday? Clare Bowen shares details of her essential oil painting kit, advises on how to prepare for air travel and how to manage your paintings while you are away
Love line and wash
Discover how Milly England uses the line and wash technique to add life to drawings of historic houses and buildings