TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: DECEMBER 1998; VOLUME FIFTEEN, NUMBER TWELVE
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Hope, by Paul W. McCormack.

COVER STORY/SPECIAL SECTION:
The 1998 Art Competition.
Expand your artistic horizons with the techniques and philosophies behind the year's best art. By Jenny Pfalzgraf.
Portrait.
Landscape.
Still Life.
Experimental Art.

Balancing Art and Accuracy How famed maritisne artist John Stobart produces fresh, exciting historical scenes in oil. By Teresa Coujal.

Harness the Spirit of Water Bring your pastel landscapes to life by learning to create realistic water reflections. By Milton Meyer.

Building Drama With Contrast Uncover the simple secrets of chiaroscuro, and put this value-based approach to work for you. By Tim Iverson.

Going for the Big Picture Give your watercolor scenes greater punch by focusing on negative and positive shapes. By Alfred Christopher.

Stocking Up for Winter Discover 18 art products--some new, some tried-and-true--that you'll want to check out. Compiled by Jennifer King.

Get On Board With Limited-edition Prints Angela Trotta Thomas reveals how prints helped get her career on the right track. ByJennifer King.

Columns.
The Drawing Board Dress up your figures with this easy-to-use approach for drawing realistic clothing.
Art Clinic Learn how subtle nuances can alter the message of your art.
Brushing Up Explore the creative possibilities of drawing with charcoal.
Speaking of Art Follow your muse to the medium that's right for you.
Business Master Pour ensy steps for keeping your art business in order.
Frameworks Start matting and framing today with this basic tool guide.
Master Class Discover how Paul Cezanne used repeated shapes to lead viewers on a visual journey through Apples and Oranges.


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