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TITLE: AMERICAN ARTIST Magazine
[Artist magazine of largest circulation. Artist profiles/interviews include multiple photos and reproductions over multiple pages, PLUS: Illustrations, technical features, columns, vintage ads and MORE --Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below!]
ISSUE DATE:
September 2002; Volume 66, Issue 722
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: "SPECIAL REPORT ON DRAWING". David Leftel in Fechin Studio (reversed), by Scott Burdick, 1997, charcoal, 23 x 15. Private
collection.
FEATURES:
THE VALUE OF AN
ART CONSULTANT,
by Daniel Grant.
Some artists believe that
hiring a professional is the
way to get their art marketed
and sold to the right buyers.
METHODS & MATERIALS:
REDISCOVERING
THE OLDEST
MEDIUM: CASEIN,
by Christopher Willard.
Artists working in casein
prize its velvety, matte
surface and its suitability as
an underpainting, but remain
mindful of the medium's
special characteristics.
SCOTT BURDICK
AND THE VALUE
OF DRAWING,
by M. Stephen Doherty.
Because he is adept at
drawing, this North Carolina
artist is able to establish
accurate proportions, proper
alignment, or crisp edges;
and he can more easily
compose shapes, lines,
and values.
BETWEEN RAW
AND RENDERED,
by Catherine Noonan.
Bonnie Hofkin combines
her knowledge of anatomy
and love of Old Master
techniques to create dynamic
medical illustrations and
oil paintings.
SURRENDERING
CONTROL,
by Elizabeth Forst.
Michael Markowitz's
drawings are simple, physical
responses to visual stimuli,
leaving formula, rigidity,
and habit by the wayside.
THE WATERCOLOR
PAGE: HARMONY OF
COLORS AND SHAPES,
by M. Stephen Doherty.
By working in oil, Cecy
Turner found a new way of
approaching her watercolor
paintings.
THE PASTEL PAGE:
FOCUSING
ON DETAILS,
by Linda M. Gosman.
Arizona artist Bob Quick
relies on well-composed,
high-contrast photographs to
compose his paintings, which
emphasize sharp details.
A TRUE DEDICATION,
by Ann Kalayil Abrams.
Ann Kullberg developed not
only an innovative method
for colored-pencil drawi$tgs
but also an instructional
Web site.
NUTS & BOLTS:
The special considerations
of framing and matting
drawings -- plus the latest art
news and opportunities.
DEPARTMENTS:
RECENT AWARD.
WINNERS.
LETTERS.
TECHNICAL PAGE by Jane Sutherland.
EXHIBITIONS.
BULLETIN BOARD.
INDEX TO.
ADVERTISERS.
COMING IN OCTOBER.
RECOMMENDED BOOKS.
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