Watercolor Artist August 2015

This digital issue of Watercolor Artist, dated August 2015, brings together watermedia inspiration, ideas, and instruction. Download the PDF instantly and explore feature articles, artist portfolios, and practical columns.

Whether you work in transparent watercolor, gouache, or acrylic, this issue offers creative perspectives from contemporary artists and practical guidance on materials and design.

Book Overview

Watercolor Artist August 2015 is a 76-page digital magazine edition published by F+W Media, Inc. It focuses on watermedia in its many forms, including watercolor, gouache, and acrylic, with featured artists who share their working methods and inspirations.

Contents include articles on mixed-media self-portraits by Myrna Wacknov, abstracted homeland watercolors by Tan Suz Chiang, burned-bark paintings by Suze Woolf, London cityscapes by Andrew Horrod, and Japanese-inspired collages by Donna Watson. The issue also covers six paint mediums, the elements of design, and current museum news.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Myrna Wacknov’s experimental mixed-media self-portraits, which combine gesso, acrylic, collage, and ink.
• Tan Suz Chiang’s abstracted watercolors of Malaysia, shaped by memory and concern for the future.
• Suze Woolf’s watercolors of burned trees and forests, created in response to climate change and wildfires.
• Andrew Horrod’s directly observed London cityscapes and his commitment to painting on site.
• Donna Watson’s mixed-media collages inspired by Japanese aesthetics and washi paper.
• An introduction to six paint mediums that can add impact to watermedia work.
• Insights on how seven artists use the elements of design.

Why This Book Matters

Watercolor Artist has long served as a resource for painters seeking both technical guidance and creative perspective. This issue highlights contemporary approaches to watercolor and mixed media, including artists who address environmental themes and personal history. It also offers practical lessons on design elements and paint mediums, making it useful for both students and practicing artists.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download. No physical item will be shipped. After purchase, you will have access to the PDF for use on compatible devices. It can be opened in PDF readers on desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and smartphones, including apps such as Kindle, Adobe Acrobat, and similar reading applications.

FAQ

How do I receive my purchase? You will receive an instant digital download after payment.

Is a physical copy included? No. This is a digital PDF edition, and no printed copy will be mailed.

Which devices are supported? The PDF can be read on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices using compatible PDF or reading apps.

Add this issue to your collection today and bring fresh watermedia insight to your studio.