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Tea Time

Alexandra Averbach arranges flowers within striking ceramics to create her richly colored still lifes

Culinary Arts

Dutch painter Dennis Pfeil often works on smaller canvases to evoke a more intimate experience with his food art

Organic Patterns

A medley of flora and fauna come together to form fascinating compositions in the art of Esther Huser

Entropic Force

The art of watercolorist Catherine Hillis finds beauty in the chaos and order in the commotion

Glazed Over

Carmella Tuliszewski uses glazing and layering techniques to bring out the complexities of watercolor

Exceptionally Resourceful

Frances McMahon utilizes a wide variety of tools to create her realistic avian art

Structure and Definition

Building depth through layering and pressure control, Rebecca Engels creates intimate portraits of her wildlife subjects

Poetic Brushstrokes

Brushes, palette knives and the fast-drying nature of acrylics allow Clair Bremner to paint with energetic abandon

Travel Sketches

John Lovett roams about Tasmania painting the many charming and historic areas it has to offer

Painting San Francisco Streets

In every issue of International Artist we feature a Painting Workshop from Richard Robinson, one of New Zealand’s best artists

In Motion

Art Schools & Workshops

The Power of Giving

Advancing the Art and Legacy of Portraiture

Ordinary Scenes, Extraordinary Meaning

The Art of Bo Bartlett

Master Showcase

Balancing Precision and Expression

Unpredictable elements

Master Painter: Britt Snyder

The Art of Growth

Letter from the Publishers

Sketching for its Own Sake

Letter from the Editor

Favorite Subjects

All the Prize Winners in our International Artist Magazine Challenge No. 153

Fun and Games

John Schieffer makes ordinary objects—often toys—pop into life on the canvas

On Location: Mary Jane Ansell

Explore the studios setups of some of the world’s best artists.