The South African Artist – Issue 29 2017

South African Artist Issue 29 is a digital magazine edition from 2017, available as a PDF download. This 84-page issue features painting demonstrations, artist profiles, and practical advice for artists working in oils, acrylics, charcoal, watercolours, and permanent markers.

This digital edition can be downloaded instantly after purchase. No physical copy is shipped, and the PDF is compatible with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, and mobile reading apps.

Book Overview

The South African Artist is a South African art magazine published by LTH Media. Issue 29 includes featured artists such as Chris Valentine, Tracey Stoll, Corné Eksteen, Christine Lamberth, Jacques De Backer, Pam Quinlan, Willie Jacobs, Malcolm Dewey, Kathy Jacob, and Gavin Erwin.

The issue explores topics including copyright myths, plein air painting, an overseas painting trip through Norway, exhibitions, and a cover painting competition. The magazine is aimed at practicing artists and art enthusiasts who want demonstrations, inspiration, and news from the South African art scene.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Featured artist profiles and galleries, including Chris Valentine, Tracey Stoll, Corné Eksteen, Christine Lamberth, Jacques De Backer, Pam Quinlan, Willie Jacobs, Malcolm Dewey, Kathy Jacob, and Gavin Erwin.
• Step-by-step painting demonstrations using oils, acrylics, charcoal, watercolours, and permanent markers.
• An article on the top 10 copyright myths that artists should understand.
• Plein air painting advice and a feature on painting through Norway.
• News on exhibitions, workshops, the 2017 cover competition, and a teachers noticeboard.
• Q&A;, reader feedback, and a quick art quiz.

Why This Book Matters

This issue captures a moment in the South African art community in 2017, with practical instruction and local artist perspectives. It provides useful reference material for painters who want to study different mediums and approaches.

The magazine also connects readers to local exhibitions, workshops, and art supplies, making it a valuable resource for artists in South Africa and beyond.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so there is no physical shipping. You will receive access immediately after purchase.

The PDF works with appropriate Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, and mobile reading apps.

FAQ

How soon will I receive the file?
Access is available right after purchase.

Is a physical copy shipped?
No, this is a digital download only.

What devices are supported?
The PDF can be opened in Kindle apps, on tablets, desktops, and mobile devices.

Download The South African Artist Issue 29 today and enjoy practical painting demonstrations and inspiration from South African artists.

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