Watercolor Artist – August 2017

Watercolor Artist August 2017 brings together practical watercolor instruction, artist profiles, and studio inspiration in a single digital PDF issue. This digital edition can be downloaded instantly, so you can start reading on your favorite device right after purchase.

Inside, three painters take on a still life challenge, Bev Jozwiak shares how to capture children with fresh colors and loose edges, and Ramesh Jhawar takes readers through his energetic street scenes of India. Whether you are learning watercolor techniques or looking for new ideas, this issue offers a range of approaches.

Book Overview

Watercolor Artist is a six-times-yearly magazine devoted to watercolor painting. The August 2017 issue (Volume 25, No. 4) is published by F+W Media, Inc. and features articles by and about working watercolor artists. It includes a cover feature on Bev Jozwiak’s child portraiture, a three-artist glass-painting challenge, Ramesh Jhawar’s street scenes of India, Pasqualino Fracasso’s abstract watercolors, and Lynn Ferris’s limited palette approach.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Bev Jozwiak’s Child’s Play approach to painting children with natural poses, varied colors, and blurred edges.
• Take Three: Laurie Goldstein-Warren, Anne Hightower-Patterson White, and Susan M. Stuller stage a still life painting exercise around glass objects.
• A Passage to India: Ramesh Jhawar’s vibrant street scenes and his use of light and shadow.
• Room to Dream: Pasqualino Fracasso combines watercolor unpredictability with abstract shapes.
• Watercolor Essentials: Lynn Ferris captures light and shadow using just three colors.
• Creativity Workshop: Kris Parins’s monthlong 30 Paintings in 30 Days challenge.
• Studio Staples: Cathy Johnson takes sable brushes on a plein air test drive.

Why This Book Matters

This issue balances practical technique with artistic inspiration. It presents a range of watercolor voices, from self-taught painters to signature members of the American Watercolor Society, and it shows how different artists approach light, color, and subject matter. For painters, teachers, and enthusiasts, the issue offers useful ideas and a lasting record of watercolor practice in 2017.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

Watercolor Artist August 2017 is a digital download. No physical item will be shipped. After purchase, you can access the PDF through your account and open it with compatible reading apps. The file works on desktop computers, tablets, and mobile devices, as well as with Kindle apps and other PDF readers. Download the file to read offline whenever you like.

FAQ

Is this a physical magazine? No, this is a digital PDF download.

How soon will I receive access? Immediately after purchase, access is available in your account.

Which devices are supported? It works with PDF reading apps on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices, including Kindle apps.

Download Watercolor Artist August 2017 today and explore the techniques, artists, and ideas in this issue.

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