The Artist March 2018

The Artist March 2018 is now available as a digital download. This 80-page issue provides practical tips and inspiration for artists at every level. You can start reading as soon as your purchase is complete.

Published by The Artists’ Publishing Company Ltd, this issue offers technical guidance across watercolour, acrylics, coloured pencil and pastel. The magazine has been supporting artists since 1931.

Inside, you will find demonstrations, masterclasses and interviews with practising artists. The content is written for artists by artists and remains firmly practical.

Book Overview

The Artist March 2018 is the March issue of the practical art magazine The Artist, first established in 1931. It contains 80 pages of practical advice, demonstrations and inspiration for artists. The issue covers light and shade in watercolour with Hazel Soan, luminous skin tones in coloured pencil with Alyona Nicklesen, and animal textures in watercolour with Jake Winkle.

Other contributors include Richard Suckling on plein-air seascapes in soft pastels, Cheryl Culver on an acrylic adventure, Paul Weaver on line and wash exercises, and Marie Antoniou on using black in acrylic painting. The issue also features Max Hale’s advice on painting window light and Adele Wagstaff’s anatomy series on lower limbs and feet.

Interviews and features include Susie Hodge in conversation with Eric Rimmington, Peter Graham’s Cambridge reflections, Bob Brandt returning to a familiar scene, and advice for holding an exhibition at home from Amanda Cooper. Gallerist Mark David Hatwood discusses how artists and galleries can work together using social media.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• How to translate tones in watercolour with Hazel Soan
• How to master skin tones using coloured pencils for light and dark skins
• Watercolour techniques for painting texture and patterns in animals with Jake Winkle
• Plein-air seascape demonstrations in soft pastels with Richard Suckling
• Exercises in line and wash to improve your plein-air painting skills
• How to use tube black to best effect in acrylic painting with Marie Antoniou
• Advice on painting the light coming through windows with Max Hale

Why This Book Matters

The Artist has been a practical magazine for artists by artists since 1931. This March 2018 issue reflects the publication’s continuing commitment to traditional skills and honest guidance. It also includes editorial comment on older artists and late-career recognition, with references to Phyllida Barlow, Rose Wylie and Lubaina Himid.

For painters seeking practical instruction, this issue offers genuine demonstrations and clear technical advice. It is a useful resource for students, hobby painters and experienced artists alike.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so there is no physical shipping. Access is available immediately after purchase. The PDF can be read on suitable tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices and reading apps, including Kindle apps.

FAQ

Is this a physical magazine? No. This is a digital edition delivered as a PDF. No printed copy will be sent.

How soon can I access it? You can download it as soon as your purchase is complete.

What devices can I use? It works with tablets, desktop and mobile devices using compatible PDF readers or reading apps.

Download The Artist March 2018 today and enjoy practical art guidance from experienced painters.