Watercolor Artist: February 2019

Welcome to the February 2019 edition of Watercolor Artist, a digital magazine issue for painters who want to refine their skills and find fresh inspiration. This PDF download is available instantly after purchase, so you can start reading on your favorite device right away.

Inside, you’ll find feature articles on the year’s best watermedia paintings, painting in the Tuscan countryside, and cityscapes by artists Wendy Artin, John Bayalis, and James Toogood. Columns cover practical topics such as value structure, notan studies, mixing grays, and jump-starting your art in 2019.

Book Overview

Watercolor Artist is a bimonthly magazine dedicated to watercolor and watermedia painting. This February 2019 issue, published by F+W Media, includes expert tips on light, color, and texture, along with ways to avoid a mid-tone crisis.

The intended audience includes practicing watercolor artists, art students, and hobbyists interested in cityscape and landscape painting.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• The Year’s Best Paintings: Judges offer insight into 2018’s standout watermedia work.
• Painting Under the Tuscan Sun: Experiences and lessons from creating in the Italian countryside.
• Ancient & Modern: Wendy Artin’s depictions of overlooked details in Rome and other cities.
• Seeing in Shades of Gray: Tim Saternow’s value-based approach to complex urban scenes.
• Where Life and Art Intersect: John Bayalis’s scenes of New York, Philadelphia, and Havana.
• A Portrait by Any Other Name: James Toogood’s city portraits of Venice, Philadelphia, and New York.
• Practical columns on notans, mixing grays, nocturnes, and five ways to jump-start your art.

Why This Book Matters

This issue brings together working artists and experienced instructors who share their methods for capturing light, color, and texture in watercolor. It emphasizes the value of personal connection to place, whether painting a bustling city or a quiet street scene.

Readers can study award-winning watermedia and learn from juror comments, making this a useful resource for painters who enter competitions or want to strengthen their portfolios.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so there is no physical shipping. After purchase, you can access the PDF through your account and download it to your device.

The PDF works with appropriate Kindle apps, tablets, desktops, mobile devices, and reading apps that support PDF files. Open it in your preferred app and enjoy the issue at your own pace.

FAQ

How do I access my PDF after purchase?
Your download will be available immediately after purchase from your account page.

Will I receive a physical magazine?
No. This is a digital edition only, delivered as a PDF file.

Can I read it on my tablet or phone?
Yes, the PDF is compatible with most PDF reading apps on tablets, phones, desktops, and Kindle devices.

Add this February 2019 issue to your library and enjoy expert watercolor guidance on any device.