TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 1991; VOLUME EIGHT, NUMBER ONE
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: Carnations in Winter, by William C. Wright.

ACTIVATE A STILL LIFE Thoughtful setups and creative cropping make these still lifes stand out. William C. Wright shows how to do it in watercolor Page 44.
CREATE SHIMMERING, SCULPTURAL OILS Use dots of color to sculpt texture and energy into your work. By Mary Anne Reilly. Page 50.
TEXTURE A WATERCOLOR Mix casein into your watercolors for the weight and feel of fields. Carolyn Gawarecki covers the basics. Page 54.
ARTIST'S GUIDE TO LINOCUTS John Bickford details all you need to know to get powerful prints from this simple process. Page 58.
THE ADVANTAGES OF ACETATE Bring depth to your work by brushing watermedia on acetate. By Pat San Soucie. Page 66.
SPECIAL SECTION: DIFFERENT PAPERS FOR WATERCOLOR CAPERS Discover expressive new options by testing a range of papers and techniques. Page 70.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR The artist's mid-life crisis. Page 4.
LETTERS Page 8.
STATE OF THE ART New office art and more. Page 11.
THE DRA WING BOARD Strengthen your work with these six basics. Page 12.
STUDIO SUPPLIES Page 19.
STRICTLY BUSINESS Clear answers to your most-asked copyright questions. Page 20.
ARTIST'S MARKET Bidding on and painting murals. Plus 17 bullish markets. Page 24.
THE ARTIST'S LIFE An artist whose work is in the mail and more. Page 36.
1991 ART COMPETITION Page 40.
TECHNICAL ANSWERS Using turpentine and its sub-stitutes, and more technical tips. Page 82.
YOUNG AT ART Inspiration from television. Page 85.
AD GUIDE Page 95.
P.S. New art-making methods. Page 96.


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