TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: MARCH 1996, VOLUME THIRTEEN, NUMBER THREE
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: Snow Bunny, by Florian Lawton. Inset cover art by Barbara K. Buer, Page 70.

PUTTING POLISH ON PETALS How to get your planning and paint application in tandem to paint oil florals that breathe with realism. By Barbara K. Buer. Page 70.
CREATE DEEP, SPACIOUS PASTELS How to simplify and exaggerate line and color to give your pastel landscapes greater depth and atmosphere. By Rick Parachini with Jean Baczuk. Page 76.
LITHOGRAPHY MADE EASY Discover the basics of this painterly printmaking process in the privacy of your own honve. By Stephen L Pugsley. Page 81.
CAPTURE THE HUSH OF WINTER Florian K. Lawton reveals his secrets for creating evocative watercolor snowscapes. By Marty Munson. Page 86.
PLANNING TO PAINT ABROAD From choosing a workshop to how to pack and behave, get the insider's view of what makes a successful traveling workshop experience. By Carolyn Miller. Page 92.
1996 WORKSHOP DIRECTORY Whether it's plein air painting, printmaking, pottery or powered woodcarving you seek to master, you'll find a program that's teaching it in this year's comprehensive guide. Page 45.
SPECIAL SECTION:
GUEST ESSAY Becoming a message-maker. Page 4. LETTERS Page 6.
SPEAKING OF ART Becoming your own personal agent. Page 10.
THE DRAWING BOARD Learn to tailor the right clothes for your figures. Page 21.
TECHNICAL ANSWERS Exploring egg tempera techniques from the old and the new. Page 26.
THE SWIPE FILE Page 32.
STRICTL Y BUSINESS Get the scoop on 10 must-have art- business books. Page 38.
IN YOUR CORNER How to avoid giving away your designs. Page 40.
1996 ART COMPETITION Page 42.
BRUSNING UP The finer points of spatter. Page 98.
STUDIO SUPPLIES Page 100.
P.S. Danger! Preconceptions ahead. Page 112.


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