TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 1999; VOLUME SIXTEEN NUMBER ONE
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: 15th Anniversary Collector's Edition!

COVER STORY: Refining Your Personal Vision Discover the marsy faces of artistic growth through the experiences of 15 top artists. Staff Report.

Taking Drama to New Heights Historical painter Paul Calle explains his secrets for re-creating the spirit of the American frontier in oils. By Jennifer King.

Exotic Inspirations How Leslie Clark uses oil and gold leaf to infuse her portraits with a sene of tradition and drama. By Joanne Moore.

Catching the Life Behind Figures Master this straightforward approach for creating convincing, energetic figures in acrylic. By Serge Hollerbach.

Don't Spare the Color Learn to create lush, painterly pastel portraits brimming with mood and mystery. By Ramon Kelley with Greg Schaher.

Tantalize the Senses With Texture How a few basic tools and techniques can help you build powerful, realistic textures in watercolor. By James Asher.

Get Caught in the 'Net From painting techniques to marketing tips, you can find it all on the Internet. Here's how to get started. By Jennifer King.

Wash as Needed Take control of this essential technique and give your watercolors a fresh, ekan look. By Catherine Anderson.

SPECIAL SECTION: The Paper Process Explore the way fine-art papers are made, and learn how the various surfaces can affect your art. By Dawn McLeod Heim. Plus: Pastel Alternatives. By David Carruthers.

Columns.
Drawing Board Master 15 indispensible tips for improving your drawings.
Art Clinic Delve into the key nuances for creating eye-grabbing art.
Speaking of Art Deflect negative criticism with this five-point procedure.
Technical Q&A Advice on storing your oils in the freezer and much more.
Business Explore this 15-point checklist for selling your art.
Brushing Up Take command of Ileshtones with these basic color mixtures.
Master Class Learn how Raphael used carefully planned shadows to strcngthcn and unify the design of ?be Mon), in tbe Garden.


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