TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: AUGUST 1992; VOLUME NINE, NUMBER EIGHT
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: Old Mystic, by David Coolidge.

KEEPING A WATERCOLOR CRISP How David Coolidge creates inviting scenes with three washes and clean compositions. Page 36.
STRETCH A PERFECT CANVAS Making custom canvases is a snap with these tips. Page 42.
NEW FREEDOM WITH WATERCOLOR Get wild with watercolor, then temper it with gouache. Pat Mahony shows you how. Page 46.
WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU PAINT Get accurate color in a painting with tips from Chris Terry. Page 52.
GETTING PRECISE WITH CHARCOAL How an eraser and charcoal, give nearly palpable realism. Page 58.
PAINTING FROM THE LANDSCAPE How to reconstruct landscapes inte dynamic paintings. Page 62.
SPECIAL SECTION WHAT MAKES A PORTRATT GREAT? Today's top portrait artists choose their favorite portraits: John Howard Sanden on Velazquez --Page 68.
Everett Raymond Kinstler on Sargent --Page 70.
Burton Silverman on Eakins and Degas --Page 76.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Advice from the masters. Page 4.
LETTERS Page 10.
THE DRAWING BOARD Capturing the energy of street scenes. Page 12.
STRICTLY BUSINESS Licensing: The how-tes of making an image work overtime. Page 18.
ARTIST'S MARKET Getting an edge in the clip-art market, plus the inside scoop on 18 other opportunities. Page 22.
THE ARTIST'S LIFE Famous forgeries and other tales from the easel. Page 33.
STATE OF THE ART Finding reference photos, studio exchanges, fellowships, marketing solutions and more. Page 79.
STUDIO SUPPLIES Page 82.
YOUNG AT ART 'Tips for rendering believable- louking children. Page 84.
P.S. Great artistic home fronts. Page 96. Advertiser index. Page 85.


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