Watercolor Artist February 2019

Watercolor Artist February 2019 is a complete digital edition of the watermedia magazine, delivered as a PDF. This issue focuses on painting the city, with expert guidance on light, color, and texture. The 92-page download is available instantly after purchase.

Inside, readers will find the annual showcase of 2018’s best paintings, studio features, artist profiles, and practical columns. The issue is designed for practicing watercolorists and watermedia artists who want fresh ideas and technical direction.

Book Overview

Published by F+W Media, Watercolor Artist February 2019 brings together juried competition highlights, cityscape inspiration, and hands-on technique. Editor-in-chief Anne Hevener introduces the issue with a note on how artists shape our vision of cities. The feature articles cover painting in the Italian countryside, the work of Wendy Artin, John Bayalis, and James Toogood, and a value-based approach to city painting.

Regular columns include notan studies, mixing grays from primary colors, painting nocturnes, and five ways to jump-start your art in 2019.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• The Year’s Best Paintings: insider insight into standout watermedia work from 2018, with judges’ perspectives on what makes a winner.
• Painting Under the Tuscan Sun: Anne Hevener explores the creative experience of working in the Italian countryside.
• Ancient & Modern: John A. Parks profiles Wendy Artin and her bold images of overlooked city details.
• Seeing in Shades of Gray: Tim Saternow explains how to unify your work with a strong value structure built on a grisaille underpainting.
• Where Life and Art Intersect: Stefanie Laufersweiler highlights John Bayalis’s everyday scenes of New York City, Philadelphia, and Havana.
• A Portrait by Any Other Name: James Toogood discusses how Venice, Philadelphia, and New York City inspire his light-filled city portraits.
• Creativity Workshop: Joe Cibere demonstrates how notans and India ink can help you avoid a mid-tone crisis.

Why This Book Matters

Watercolor Artist has been a practical resource for watermedia painters for many years. The February 2019 issue documents current directions in cityscape painting and highlights the Watercolor Artist competition, where winners receive cash prizes and publication. It also covers the Chrysler Museum of Art exhibition “Watercolor: An American Medium,” placing the issue within a broader appreciation of watercolor as a significant American art form.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital PDF download. No physical copy will be shipped. Access is available immediately after purchase. The PDF can be read on compatible Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and most PDF reading apps.

FAQ

When will I receive my download? Your PDF is available instantly after purchase.

Will a printed magazine be shipped? No. This is a digital download only, so there is no physical shipping.

What devices can I use? The PDF works with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop readers, and mobile devices that support PDF files.

Download Watercolor Artist February 2019 to explore expert watercolor instruction, cityscape painting, and the year’s best watermedia work.

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