TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: MARCH 1993; VOLUME TEN, 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: Mark and Matthew, by David Mueller.

FIVE STEPS TO SOLID OILS These basics on handling edges, light and the paint itself can bring any image to life. David Mueller shows how. Page 66.
SECRETS OF PAINTING GLASS Make glass look clear, crisp and sparkling with Susanna Spann's tips for using contrast and watercolor layers. Page 72.
STEPS TO PAINTERL Y ACRYLICS How Cynthia Wilson stays loose with this flexible medium to capture an instant of light on the landscape. Page 78.
MASTERING REALISTIC EYES Breathe life into the eyes of any animal with this four-step process. By Janet Allen Walker. Page 82.
1993 WORKSHOP DIRECTORY From watercolor to woodcuts, these workshops help you hone your skills in any corner of the globe.
Use this comprehensive listing of more than 1,100 programs to discover where the teachers are. Page 41.
SPECIAL SECTION A SHORT COURSE IN COMPOSITION Page 2A.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Getting rid of the Gallery Blues. Page 4. LETTERS Page 8.
THE DRA WING BOARD Unlock the mysteries of rendering hair. Page 10.
STRICTL Y BUSINESS How to use or refuse criticism. Page 20.
TECHNICAL ANSWERS Crisp edges in oils, storage for painted panels and other tips on making your materials work for you. Page 22.
YOUNG AT ART Play up the passion or tunn on the tranquility with these tips on color. Page 24.
ARTIST'S MARKET Harvest new sales in environment-friendly markets. Plus other fertile opportunities for selling art. Page 30.
THE ARTIST'S LIFE Finding expressiveness in vinyl tile, plus a poetic look at the artist's studio. Page 65.
PRO'S NEST Art directors tell you what gets their attention and why they call an illustrator back. Page 86.
P.S. Mrs. Hubbins gets to the bottom of making art. Page 104.


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