The Artist November 2017

Welcome to The Artist November 2017, the practical magazine for artists by artists. This digital PDF edition brings you 80 pages of painting and drawing inspiration. Download the issue instantly and enjoy it on your preferred device.

First established in 1931, The Artist has long been a trusted companion for painters. This November issue covers portraits, skies, seascapes, interiors, self-portraits and more, with demonstrations from experienced artists.

Book Overview

The Artist November 2017 is a complete issue of the British art magazine, published by The Artists’ Publishing Company Ltd. It includes practical features, step-by-step demonstrations, exhibition news, and a tribute to consultant editor Bernard Dunstan, who died in August 2017.

Subjects include sight-size portraits, painting skies, autumn landscapes in watercolour, seascapes in perspective, impressionistic interiors, complementary colours, and advice on opening a gallery. The intended reader is the practising artist looking for clear technical guidance and creative encouragement.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Caroline de Peyrecave talks about painting sight-size portraits after winning The Artist Award.
• Peter Burgess continues his masterclass on painting materials and how to store them.
• Graham Webber begins a series on landscape painting with tips for painting skies.
• Charlie Pickard demonstrates how to create a self-portrait in charcoal and chalk.
• Paul Weaver shares colour choices and equipment for autumn watercolour scenes.
• Robert Dutton shows how to apply perspective rules to coastal scenes.
• Hilary Page challenges approaches to complementary colours in watercolour, and Michele Del Campo reviews Winsor & Newton Artists’ Oil Colours.

Why This Book Matters

The November 2017 issue appears at a time of transition for the magazine, following the death of Bernard Dunstan, its consultant editor for many years. The tributes from fellow artists show the lasting influence of his drawing, teaching, and writing.

It also reflects the wider art world: exhibitions on French artists in exile, Frederic William Burton’s work at the National Gallery of Ireland, and the painted film Loving Vincent are all covered. For artists and collectors, the issue captures a particular moment in contemporary art practice and art history.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so there is no physical shipping. After purchase, the PDF is available for instant access.

It works with tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and reading apps that support PDF files, including appropriate Kindle apps. You can read it at your own pace and keep it for future reference.

FAQ

Can I get this issue instantly? Yes, this is a digital product. Access is available immediately after purchase.

Will a physical copy be shipped? No, there is no physical shipping. You will receive a PDF download.

What devices are compatible? The PDF works on tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and reading apps that support PDF files.

Add The Artist November 2017 to your digital library for a practical and inspiring record of painting advice from experienced artists.

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