Artists Magazine September/October 2021

Artists Magazine September/October 2021 brings practical art instruction, artist profiles, and creative inspiration in a digital PDF edition. This issue covers mixed-media lessons, charcoal portraits, and painting demonstrations. Download the magazine instantly and explore the full contents on your preferred reading device.

Published by Peak Media Properties, LLC, this issue is Volume 38, Issue 05 of the bimonthly magazine. It features tutorials such as Michelle Wooderson’s seasonal creativity challenge and a lesson on fork-in-the-road decisions.

Artists Magazine September/October 2021 Overview

Artists Magazine is a bimonthly publication for practicing artists. The September/October 2021 issue includes feature articles on personal style, blackboard art, seascape painting, and artists who left lasting legacies before age 40. The issue also offers an anatomy of a painting study of Diego Velázquez’s Juan de Pareja, sketchbook exercises, art business advice, and exhibition listings.

The category is Art, and the author is the magazine itself. Readers will find approaches to painting, drawing, and creative decision-making throughout the digital edition.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Sally Muir explains the power of sticking with your personal style in “Best in Show.”
• Cynthia Close profiles historically significant artists who left their mark before the age of 40.
• Michelle Wooderson demonstrates turning a summer reference photo into an autumn landscape in “Changing of the Seasons.”
• John Roman reports on blackboard artists who charm customers in restaurants and food stores.
• Jenn Rein shares how Michelle Jung built a second career as a full-time artist after finding inspiration closer to home.
• Robert K. Carsten highlights Louise B. Hafesh’s positive paintings created through a difficult year.
• Holly Davis interviews Doug Kacena about the Art Bound podcast.

Why This Book Matters

This issue offers working artists practical lessons and fresh ideas for staying creative. It also provides historical context through Jerry N. Weiss’s analysis of Velázquez’s portrait of Juan de Pareja, described as the earliest known portrait of a Spaniard of African heritage. The magazine reflects how artists adapted during 2020, with features about shifting subject matter and maintaining creative connection.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so there is no physical shipping. You will receive access after purchase, and you can read the PDF on compatible Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and reading apps.

FAQ

When will I get access? Access is available immediately after purchase.

Is this a physical magazine? No, this is a digital PDF edition; no printed copy will be shipped.

What devices can I use? The PDF works with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop, mobile, and standard PDF reading apps.

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