TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: JUNE 1995; VOLUME TWELVE, NUMBER SIX
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: Cape Dutch style Mansion, Hermanus, South Africa, by Gary Korlin.

COVER STORY: PAINTING POWERFUL, FREE-FLOWING OIL LANDSCAPES How Gary Korlin combines classicism with a free painting approach to produce lush ofi landscapes. By Tim Iverson. Page 46.

CAPTURING CHARACTER IN CONTE CRAYON Unlock the door to expressive portraits with a time-honored drawing medium and a simple, five-step process. By William Kuhlman. Page 52.

PASTELS WITH ZING Bring a new radiance to your pastel paintings with James Few's bold approach to color placement and value contrasts. Page 56.

DEVELOPING THE ONE-HOUR WATERCOLOR Learn to capture the essence of a landscape with this simple, free and juicy approach. By Mel Stabin. Page 62.

SPECIAL SECTION: THE BRUSH BUYER'S COMPANION This tip-to-tip guide to brushes takes the guesswork out of choosing your tools. By David Pyle. Page 34.

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Finding your passion. Page 4. LETTERS Page 8.
SPEAKING OF ART Developing a critical eye. Page 12.
THE DRAWING BOARD How to oil your creative engine. Page 14.
STRICTLY BUSINESS Advice on insurance and retirement planning for artists. Page 20.
ARTIST'S MARKET Expanding your palette with a computer, plus 10 markets you may have missed. Page 26.
STATE OF THE ART Our 1995 Workshop Update. Page 44.
THE ARTIST'S LIFE A boo-boo and a brainstorm: Unexpected ways artists get attention! Page 45.
AIRBRUSHING Probe the depths of your art to create convincing "seascapes." Page 68.
TECHNICAL ANSWERS Discover modern surfaces that support your creative elforts. Page 75.
P.S. A revealing look at the romantio art supplies of the past. Page 88.
THE SWIPE FILE Make a point with pastels, heat up your colored-pencil art, give your palette a faultless finish, and more. Atter page 44.


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