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The Artist Magazine Summer 2015 Back Issue

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212 Reviews   •  English   •   Art & Photography (Art)
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Summer is the best time for getting out and about with your sketchbook or paints and in this issue our artists, including Geoff Hunt, Alvaro Castagnet, Hazel Soan, Ian Sidaway, Haidee-Jo Summers and Robert Dutton, provide insights, practical advice, hints, tips and inspiration to help you make the most of the seasonal opportunities. Plus Alan Cotton discusses how his palette-knife oil techniques have developed over the decades, Cornish artist Andrew Tozer explains how he achieves his impressionistic landscapes in acrylics, wildlife artist Richard Symonds demonstrates a life-size oil painting of a tiger, and Ann Witheridge and Holly Cawte of the Lavender Hill Studios show how to tackle focal points in your drawing and painting. And when your work is finished and ready to share, which social platforms should you use to help promote your work? Parker Harris provide some answers in a new series starting in this issue focusing on online opportunities for artists. Enjoy our special UK summer issue!
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Summer 2015 Summer is the best time for getting out and about with your sketchbook or paints and in this issue our artists, including Geoff Hunt, Alvaro Castagnet, Hazel Soan, Ian Sidaway, Haidee-Jo Summers and Robert Dutton, provide insights, practical advice, hints, tips and inspiration to help you make the most of the seasonal opportunities. Plus Alan Cotton discusses how his palette-knife oil techniques have developed over the decades, Cornish artist Andrew Tozer explains how he achieves his impressionistic landscapes in acrylics, wildlife artist Richard Symonds demonstrates a life-size oil painting of a tiger, and Ann Witheridge and Holly Cawte of the Lavender Hill Studios show how to tackle focal points in your drawing and painting. And when your work is finished and ready to share, which social platforms should you use to help promote your work? Parker Harris provide some answers in a new series starting in this issue focusing on online opportunities for artists. Enjoy our special UK summer issue!


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Summer is the best time for getting out and about with your sketchbook or paints and in this issue our artists, including Geoff Hunt, Alvaro Castagnet, Hazel Soan, Ian Sidaway, Haidee-Jo Summers and Robert Dutton, provide insights, practical advice, hints, tips and inspiration to help you make the most of the seasonal opportunities. Plus Alan Cotton discusses how his palette-knife oil techniques have developed over the decades, Cornish artist Andrew Tozer explains how he achieves his impressionistic landscapes in acrylics, wildlife artist Richard Symonds demonstrates a life-size oil painting of a tiger, and Ann Witheridge and Holly Cawte of the Lavender Hill Studios show how to tackle focal points in your drawing and painting. And when your work is finished and ready to share, which social platforms should you use to help promote your work? Parker Harris provide some answers in a new series starting in this issue focusing on online opportunities for artists. Enjoy our special UK summer issue!
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I would like to see more articles about acrylics
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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

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varied content , Reviewed 14 July 2020

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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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