Watercolor Artist February 2015

This digital edition of Watercolor Artist February 2015 gathers the year’s best watermedia paintings and offers practical instruction from established watercolor artists. The issue is available as an instant PDF download, so you can begin reading right after purchase.

Inside, the editors present the annual roundup of award-winning paintings from watercolor society exhibitions, along with juror commentary and artist profiles. It is a useful resource for painters who want to study contemporary watercolor techniques and ideas.

Book Overview

Watercolor Artist is a magazine devoted to promoting the art of watercolor painting in America and around the world. This February 2015 issue features 92 pages of artwork, instruction, and artist interviews in a digital PDF format.

Highlights include “The Best Art of 2014,” a juried selection of the year’s top watercolor paintings, plus profiles of artists Carolyn Lord, Carrie Waller, Keinyo White, and Charles Williams. The issue also covers studio staples, a creativity workshop, and a guide to painting snow with color.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• The Best Art of 2014: award-winning watercolor paintings with commentary from artists and jurors.
• Carolyn Lord’s approach to simplifying busy backyard scenes into light, depth, shape, and color.
• Carrie Waller’s still life paintings of mason jars, light bulbs, and glass bottles.
• Keinyo White’s contemporary portraits with striking perspectives and contrasts.
• Charles Williams’ imaginative and humorous paintings.
• Six watercolor professionals share their go-to painting surfaces.
• Secrets to painting snow with color by Robert J. O’Brien.

Why This Book Matters

For over 18 years, Watercolor Artist has compiled top-winning paintings from watercolor society exhibitions in its February issue. The juror comments reveal what makes a painting stand out, from strong value patterns to emotive quality.

This issue also documents a broad range of contemporary approaches, from realistic still life to expressive portraiture. It offers both inspiration and practical guidance for watercolorists and fans of watermedia.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, and no physical item will be shipped. After purchase, you will receive access to the PDF file.

The PDF can be viewed on compatible Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, and mobile reading apps. Use a PDF reader that supports your device for the best experience.

FAQ

Will I receive a physical copy?
No. This is a digital edition delivered as a PDF download after purchase.

How soon can I access the magazine?
You will have immediate access once your purchase is complete.

Can I read it on my tablet or phone?
Yes. The PDF works with a range of reading apps and devices, including Kindle apps, tablets, and desktop software.

Add this February 2015 issue of Watercolor Artist to your digital library and enjoy a year of prizewinning watercolor inspiration.