TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: JUNE 1993; VOLUME TEN, 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: Clematis, by Bill Harvey.

FIGURE DRAWING FUNDAMENTALS Let a focused eye and practiced hand bring a stronger voice to your dawings. Burton Silverman covers the nuances of human form and expression. Page 32.
WATERCOLOR SECRETS When to take risks and invent your own rules to produce striking watercolors. By Bill Harvey. Page 42.
KEEP YOUR COLORS CLEAN Make your palette a home for clear, sparkling colors with this reliable system for mixing oils. By Robert Rohm. Page 48.
MAKE A CAREER OF PORTRAIT PAINTING Tim Iverson and other successful portrait painters tell how to build your career from scratch. Page 52.
YOUR GUIDE TO DRA WING MEDIA Learn the ins and outs of seven popular drawing media. Page 64.
SWIPE FILE Tips you wish you'd thought of on how to compare values, gamble safely with watercolors, blend acrylics and make your own watercolor block. Plus, 10 new books to expand your art horizons. Follow ing page 40.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Where to lind tried-and-true artmaking tips. Page 4. LETTERS Page 8.
THE DRA WING BOARD An easy way to combine drawing and painting for quick color sketches and more. Page 12.
ARTIST'S MARKET Discover one of the largest art markets outside of New York, and drum up new illustration business. Page 16.
STRICTL Y BUSINESS Take to the streets for a living: Ways to make art sales, commissions and new friends. Page 25.
STATE OF THE ART A complete update of new and revised art workshops offered this summer and fall. Page 28.
ARTIST'S LIFE Art you can rest your laurels on, plus some humorous looks at the bottom line. Page 41.
YOUNG AT ART Getting down to details: Deciding how much is right for you. Page 60.
P.S. When family life and the art life cross paths. Page 80.


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