Colored Pencil Magazine – November 2016

Colored Pencil Magazine – November 2016 brings colored pencil artists a fresh set of tutorials, features, and project ideas. This digital edition is delivered as a PDF file and is available for instant download after purchase.

The issue opens with Wendy Layne’s account of creating “Sax in the City,” a six-foot-tall portrait made with colored pencils and PanPastels. Readers will also find Kim Holden’s color card project, a featured artist profile on Mardell Schuster, the 2016 Art Competition winners, and the November Art Challenge.

Whether you are new to the medium or an experienced artist, this issue offers practical reference tools, step-by-step instruction, and visual inspiration.

Book Overview

The November 2016 issue of Colored Pencil Magazine is a 32-page digital publication from Platte Productions LLC. It combines project articles, artist interviews, competition showcases, and regular columns. The cover features “Tea with Earl and Clementines” by Mardell Schuster. Sally Robertson is the editor-in-chief, and contributors include Wendy Layne, Kim Holden, Mardell Schuster, Heather K Andrewski, and Barb Sotiropoulos.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Wendy Layne’s “Sax in the City,” a large-scale portrait created with PanPastels and colored pencils.
• Kim Holden’s custom color cards and free template download for choosing the right pencil colors.
• Featured artist Mardell Schuster with a step-by-step look at her detailed artwork.
• Heather K Andrewski’s “Art & Sole” shoe project, designed as a gift idea.
• Barb Sotiropoulos’s Q&A; column on keeping records of your art projects.
• The winners of the 2016 Annual Art Competition, selected from more than 450 entries.

Why This Book Matters

Colored Pencil Magazine documents the creative practices of contemporary colored pencil artists. The November 2016 issue highlights large-scale drawing methods, color management tools, and community events such as the annual competition. For artists, it provides practical techniques and a record of professional work. For those interested in drawing, it demonstrates the expressive range of colored pencils as a serious artistic medium.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download and no physical item will be shipped. Access is available after purchase. The PDF can be read with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and standard PDF reading apps.

FAQ

How do I get access after purchase?
Your PDF download is available immediately after checkout.

Will a physical copy be shipped?
No. This issue is delivered as a digital file only.

What devices can I use to read it?
The PDF works with Kindle apps, tablets, desktops, mobile devices, and PDF-compatible reading apps.

Add the November 2016 issue of Colored Pencil Magazine to your collection and explore the tutorials, artist features, and competition highlights.