Past Issues
Issue #48 April / May 2006
In This Issue
The magazine for artists by artists from around the world.
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Letter from the Publisher |
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| The World | ||
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All the Prize Winners in our International Artist magazine Challenge No 32 Flowers & Gardens |
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| 13 |
Call for entries Entry form for International Artist magazine's Challenge No 34 Favorite Subjects. Now you can enter using digital printouts and online! |
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| 17 |
International Art Society Awards Roundup - The Central Ontario Art Association - Society of Canadian Artists - International Association of Pastel Societies - New English Art Club - San Diego Watercolor Society - Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club - Pastel Artists Canada - The Canadian Society of Painters in Watercolour |
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| United States | ||
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Portrait News and Notes by Gordon Wetmore |
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Words from the wise 14 respected artists and teachers speak about some important issues impacting on artists today. |
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| United Kingdom | ||
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How Paris worked its way under my skin and onto my canvas How understanding the personality of a place can open the door to creating a visual narrative. by Paul Kavanagh |
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Effectively portraying flowing water This artist shares how he gained the knowledge to paint the endlessly challenging subject of flowing water. by John Todd |
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My Country Unity through colour continuity. by Keith Cardnell |
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Freshen up your inspiration with a painting holiday 10 top tips for getting the most out of painting holidays abroad. by Margaret Evans |
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| Departments | ||
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International Artist Painting Workshop Vacations |
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| Canada | ||
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Pouring oil on troubled waters Have you chosen the right medium for your creative expression? by Elizabeth Wiltzen |
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Once upon a time - telling a story through a series of images Inspired by a folk tale a story in pictures comes to life. by Kay Stanfield |
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| Workshop | ||
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Architectural subjects How to create interest and texture by layering detail upon detail by John Lovett |
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| United States | ||
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Color is the key to vibrant floral compostitions This artist uses color to compose realistic traditional floral still lifes. by Dawn Barnes |
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Enriching deep and meaningful subjects with pastel How the unique characteristics of pastel can achieve transcendental light and lush hues for special subjects. by Nicora Gangi |
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| Burma (Myanmar) | ||
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Beyond technique How eastern insights can shape the way you paint. by U Lun Gywe |
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How to subscribe |
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| Sweden | ||
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Symphonic variations This Scandanavian artist produces variations on a theme that resonate well with his appreciative audience. by Sven-Ake Svenson |
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| Workshop | ||
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Harley Brown's fascinating things no one else will tell you Let me lead you gently to your wild side. by Harley Brown |
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The making of an artist 'Use saturated colors in the focal area' and 'Put more detail in one area' by Barry John Raybould |
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The Biggest Book Sale in the World for Artists Starts Here! |
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| 157 |
Methods and materials |
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| 158 |
Classifieds |
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