Leisure Painter January 2019

The January 2019 issue of Leisure Painter is now available as a digital download. This UK best-selling learn-to-paint magazine is packed with step-by-step tutorials, painting projects, and practical advice for artists of all levels. Once purchased, you can download the PDF instantly and start painting right away.

Inside this issue, you’ll find techniques for watercolour, acrylics, pastels, coloured pencil and ink. The magazine also covers exhibition news, art club highlights, and the launch of the 2019 Open Competition, with more than £17,000 worth of prizes.

Whether you are a beginner looking for back-to-basics guidance or an experienced painter seeking fresh inspiration, this issue offers something for everyone.

Book Overview

Leisure Painter has been a trusted companion for amateur artists for decades. This January 2019 edition, Volume 53/1 Issue 582, is published by The Artists’ Publishing Company Limited and edited by Ingrid Lyon. It features contributions from artists such as Sarah Wimperis, Julia Cassels, Matthew Evans, Steve Strode, Jenny Keal, Linda Birch, Robert Newcombe, Colin Steed, Judith Heilbronn-Crown, Anne Kerr, Susan Yeates and Elena Parashko, covering a wide range of subjects and media.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• How to paint in the style of Vincent van Gogh using his techniques, colours and ideas, by Sarah Wimperis.
• Techniques for sketching and painting wildlife in watercolour, by Julia Cassels.
• A beginners’ acrylics project that adds detail, texture and interest to flowers and gardens, by Matthew Evans.
• Guidance on painting figures in watercolour, by Brian Smith.
• Pastel techniques and tips for beginners, by Jenny Keal.
• A new series on drawing with coloured pencils, including mark making and materials, by Judith Heilbronn-Crown.
• Pen-and-wash winter landscape painting ideas from Robert Newcombe.
• Tips for mindful drawing and regular creative practice, by Susan Yeates.

Why This Book Matters

This issue of Leisure Painter captures a moment in the British art magazine tradition, offering accessible practical education for amateur painters. It continues the publication’s long-running role in helping hobbyist artists develop skills and confidence, while connecting them to a wider community through exhibition listings, art clubs and competitions. With its emphasis on step-by-step learning and a broad range of media, it remains a valuable resource for art students, hobbyists and anyone interested in traditional painting techniques.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so no physical shipping is involved. After purchase, you will receive instant access to the PDF file. It can be read on compatible Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and most PDF reading apps.

FAQ

How soon will I receive the magazine? You will receive instant access to the PDF download after your purchase is confirmed.

Will a physical copy be shipped? No, this is a digital edition. No physical copy will be posted.

Can I read it on my device? The PDF works with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop and mobile reading apps, and standard PDF viewers.

Download Leisure Painter January 2019 today and enjoy a month of creative projects, expert guidance and fresh inspiration.