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Artists Back to Basics

Volume 14 Issue 4
Magazine

Artists Back to Basics is an entry level magazine for all artists. From setting up a studio to what easel to choose it’s a must for all artists. Featuring the latest in news, reviews and products from the art world as well as exhibition previews and reviews

The History Of Pencils • “Ideas are elusive, slippery things. Best to keep a pad of paper and a pencil at your bedside, so you can stab them during the night before they get away.” Earl Nightingale

Materials and Equipment (Part 1)

Artists’ Paints Contributed • One of the most fundamental elements of creativity for many artists is paint. The range of options is enormous. There are numerous manufacturers offering quality products to suit almost every conceivable painting style. Here are some outstanding products from a few of your favourite art materials suppliers.

Engrossing Hobby • Originally from East Germany, this accomplished oil painter likes to maintain art as a hobby … so he can be free to express himself without constraints.

Glowing Landscape • Capturing light and warmth in a landscape in oils requires insight and skill. This clever painter describes his proven approach for the benefit of our readers.

In the Galleries Contributed • Art galleries are scattered all over our wonderful country, hosting and promoting the works of Australia’s diverse exponents of art. On the pages of Artist’s Back to Basics magazine we will showcase a range of these important venues.

Perspective in the Landscape • The object of any drawing or painting is to create a three-dimensional illusion on a two-dimensional surface.

Getting into the Zone

Addressing the Light Source • Over the years this notable artist has been trying to capture the energy and beauty of a seemingly ‘nothing there’ landscape. This simplicity encompasses great colour and light. It seems harsh … yet safe at the same time.

Lake Eyre • The painting for this demonstration is a picture of Lake Eyre in South Australia.

Artists’ Easels Contributed • Many important tools are employed by artists in creating their paintings. Artists’ easels are now available in a host of styles and configurations to enhance the creative process. Some of your favourite art materials suppliers are more than pleased to highlight a selection of the many products being offered.

Brushes Stokes

Creating a Space

Is There a Painting Here?

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