The Artist’s Magazine: September 2014

The Artist’s Magazine has long been a trusted companion for painters and drawers who want to grow their skills. The September 2014 issue brings you studio-tested techniques, artist profiles, and visual inspiration in a convenient digital PDF. This 84-page edition is available for instant download after purchase.

Inside, you will find features on painting the sea and sky with Malcolm Ludvigsen, the art of food with painters such as Mary Ellen Johnson and Maira Kalman, and a visit by Dean Mitchell to the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. The issue also includes practical instruction, business advice, workshop listings, and a look at the timeless trois-crayons technique.

Book Overview

The Artist’s Magazine: September 2014 is the Vol. 31, No. 7 issue of the publication from F+W, a Content + eCommerce Company. This edition presents a wide range of representational art, from plein air seascapes to still-life paintings of food. The issue features editorial content on working from life, collaborating with dancers, and developing an artistic practice.

Readers will find step-by-step drawing instruction, artist interviews, a road test of Genie Canvas, a master class on Raphael Soyer, and an annual competitions summary. The issue is designed for practicing artists, students, and anyone interested in traditional and contemporary representational art.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Sea Fever: Malcolm Ludvigsen records shifts of light and weather on the Yorkshire shore.
• Plated to Paint: Mary Ellen Johnson, Maira Kalman, Drew Fagan, and Lynn Bywaters expand a gustatory tradition.
• Broken Beauty: Dean Mitchell visits the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community in Arizona.
• Back to the (High Tech) Garden: Nancy Depew places the nude figure among flowers, working from life and computer screen.
• Trois-Crayons Technique: Robert Liberace demonstrates working with three sticks of color.
• Road Test: Stephen Cefalo reviews the Genie Canvas Collapsible Canvas.
• Business and workshops: Deborah Bright answers whether an MFA is worth the time and expense, plus a complete workshops guide.

Why This Book Matters

The Artist’s Magazine reaches Volume 31 with this issue, continuing a tradition of practical instruction and thoughtful artist profiles. This edition captures the ways observation, imagination, and technology meet in contemporary painting. For readers, it preserves lessons from working artists and offers a record of the magazine’s ongoing commitment to visual art education.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, and no physical item will be shipped. Access is available immediately after purchase from your account. The PDF is compatible with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and most standard reading apps.

FAQ

How do I get instant access? After purchase, the PDF will be available through your digital downloads library.

Will I receive a physical magazine? No. This is a digital edition, so there is no printed copy or shipping.

What devices can I use? The file works with Kindle apps, tablets, desktops, mobile phones, and compatible PDF reading apps.

Bring the techniques, interviews, and inspiration of The Artist’s Magazine into your studio. Download the September 2014 issue today.