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French lessons from a master who reveals his tried and true methods for capturing a likeness.
Issue 3, Page 86How to extract the relevant information and then subtly accentuate those aspects.
Issue 30, Page 84A fascinating dialogue between writer Stephanie Green and artist James H Yuncken.
Issue 34, Page 110In this 5-part series master watercolour artist Tony Smibert outlines a route for charting a career as a successful watercolourist
Issue 67, Page 142Top New York City gallerist Jonathan LeVine discusses with Rebecca Guay the distinction between illustration and fine art
Issue 78, Page 40Are reproductions the first step down the slippery slope towards loss of professional integrity?
Issue 11, Page 44Plenty of subject matter, not enough buyers. How Australian painters make a living.
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A breakdown of online marketplaces and art sale platforms
Issue 155, Page 24 Read ArticleTips and strategies to become the best salesperson of your art.
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A guide to navigating the digital world of art sales.
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Soft pastelist Amanda McLean focuses primarily on large, abstract shapes, gradually working toward the details
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CPSA president Denise J. Howard demonstrates her techniques for achieving texture in colored pencil
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Relying on her own memories and photographs, Jeanne Rosier Smith captures her experiences in pastel
Issue 162, Page 84 Read Article Visit Gallery WebsiteHow thin glazes of slow-drying oil paint can be built into super-detailed images.
Issue 27, Page 138Working in series can help you stamp your authority onto a subject.
Issue 24, Page 130The underpainting of Jeanne Rosier Smith's pastel seascapes helps establish values and keeps pigments vibrant
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Some of the top still life painters working today break down their processes for creating powerful compositions
Issue 147, Page 42 Read ArticleBad weather? No light? Freezing cold? Why not turn your car into a studio!
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In light of his current exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York, watercolorist and native New Yorker Frederick Brosen shares his experience painting the iconic Manhattan park across all four seasons
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African-born artist and educator Samuel Adoquei discusses the subtleties and nuances of painting skin tones in art
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Diana Höhlig implements crosshatching, stippling and parallel scratching to achieve texture and contrast
Issue 155, Page 78 Read Article Visit Gallery WebsiteDoing what you do best can leave you creatively malnourished and artistically challenged. It could be time to take a risk!
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John Lovett guides us in determining the proper format for a painting
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Composition and value structure are key elements in the velvety gouache art of Rachel Dowd
Issue 162, Page 100 Read Article Visit Gallery WebsiteChristine Egnoski continues her talks with members of the Faculty of the Portrait Society Of America prior to the 2009 The Art of the Portrait ® Conference
Issue 66, Page 36Christine Egnoski talked with members of the Faculty about inspiration, finding satisfaction, seeking a fresh approach to their work, and surmounting obstacles in their careers
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Claudia Hartley chats with Scottsdale Artists’ School about her roots as an artist and instructor
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Danielle Robertson works with PanPastels and pastel pencils to capture the details of her wildlife subjects
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Working with craft blades and tattoo needles, Conor Smith etches realistic renderings of wildlife
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Plein air artist Michael King explores elements unique to painting in the field in this three-part series.
Issue 143, Page 50 Read ArticleOur European Editor says it's time traditionalists stood up for themselves and the beauty of representational art
Issue 1, Page 74No matter what methods you use, or what style you favor, the results will be rock-solid if you know how to build strong foundations.
Issue 25, Page 58John Michael Carter, Glenn Harrington, Garth Herrick, Xianyuan Jie, Stephen Pan, Tony Pro, Jean-Paul Tibbles, Jennifer Welty
Issue 45, Page 27Ned Bittinger, Loryn Brazier, John Michael Carter, Andy Thomas, Jennifer Welty
Issue 33, Page 38Ned Bittinger, Ardith Starostka, John Ennis Andy Thomas, Kirk Richards, Zhang Wen Xin,and Adam Rhude
Issue 39, Page 64Carol Ivey - Elaine Schechter - Linda Kollacks - Gerald Simcoe
Issue 34, Page 38Peter Folkes, James Huntley, and Pnina Granirer
Issue 10, Page 22When you are faced with complicated subjects, ask the right questions about proportion. Here's how this artist tackled the wonders of Sicily.
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