TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: DECEMBER 1993; VOLUME TEN, NUMBER TWELVE
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Wild Roses, #1, by Cyd LaBonte.

THE 1993 ART COMPETITION Out of more than 11,500 entries, here are the 24 award-winning works and the special techniques and insights that made them stand out.
MAKING MODELS INTO ART Secrets for turning ordinary people into memorable portraits. By Pat Knapp. Page 46.
LANDSCAPES ^ WITH A VIEW Ways to find your own voice when painting the great outdoors. By Jenny Pfalzgraf. Page 52.
EXPERIMENTING WITH IMAGES Learn how artists unlock new gates to creativity. By Bebe Raupe. Page 58.
THE ART OF FLOWER ARRANGING Making lasting expressions the field of floral form. By Linda Wasmer Smith. Page 64. Additional finalists. Page 70.
SPECIAL SECTION THE 10 TOUGHEST PAINTING PROBLEMS How to recognize and correct the most common painting mistakes. Page 36.
THE DRA WING BOARD Learn to express contour, texture and depth using only black and white. Page 8.
AIRBRUSHING Creating seamless realism with watercolors. Page 16.
ARTIST'S MARKET Discover the havens where art sells along the coast of Maine, plus other selected markets. Page 30.
YOUNG AT ART Practical suggestions for making time for making art. Page 72.
COVER COMPETITION Page 73.
THE ARTIST'S MAGAZINE 1993 INDEX Page 75.
P.S. "Ask Arty" sheds light on one of the burning questions of our time. Page 88.
THE SWIPE FILE An inexpensive watercolor travel kit to make, a simple way to raise your easel, a trick for giving your watercolors a head start, and more. Following page 44.


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