TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: JUNE 1996, VOLUME THIRTEEN, 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: Still Lifer with Watermelon and Graps, by Patrick Seslar. Inside cover art by Ned Mueller, Page 62.

THE ALKYD ADVANTAGE Discover an exciting medium that combines the benefits of oil with quicker, more consistent results. By Patrick Seslar. Page 48.
A BRUSH WITH SUCCESS How an inventive artist seized opportunity and became a major force in brushmaking. By Erin Lahey. Page 53.
LAYING ON THE VALUE Master this simple process for making your watercolors sing with rich, harmonious color. By Ken Requard with Norman Ray Kelley. Page 54.
PROSPECTING FOR NEW CLIENTS Expand your illustration business through skillful use of directories and sourcebooks. By Maria Piscopo. Page 59.
GETTING A HEAD START IN PASTEL Learn to build lifelike portraits with this straightforward, three-step approach to pastel. By Ned Mueller. Page 62.
OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD AIRBRUSH Discover how Ray Wilson captures the stars with a secret blend of watercolor, acrylic and gouache. By Linda St. Clair. Page 67.
SPECIAL SECTION:
ENTERING NATIONAL COMPETITIONS Find out what it takes to break into art competitions, and learn how to use them to energize your art career and improve your art. Page 27.
EDITOR'S NOTE Putting your art on the line. Page 4 LETTERS Page 8.
THE DRAWING BOARD Give your paintings greater impact by mastering the illusion of mass. Page 12.
SPEAKING OF ART The payoff from seeing like an outsider. Page 18.
THE ART CLINIC Hands-on art instruction: Tips for getting depth. Page 20.
STRICTLY BUSINESS Learn to create a winning resume. Page 22.
IN YOUR CORNER Who owns the copyright? Page 26.
STATE OF THE ART Timely update on upcoming art-instruction workshops. Page 42.
BRUSNING UP Explore nature's textures through variegated washes. Page 47.
THE SWIPE FILE Page 72.
BOOKS Page 78.
P.S. A universal antidote. Page 88.


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