Leisure Painter February 2024
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Issue Meta Data
- Issue Number:
- 301
- On Sale:
- 15/12/2023
- Digital Edition:
- £4.99
- Print Edition:
- £5.25 (plus postage)
Issue Summary
Progress your painting journey with this month's Leisure Painter.
On Sale: 15/12/2023
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What's in this Issue?
For you this month:
- Bring life and interest to your watercolour snow scenes with top tips from David Bellamy
- Learn about the painting life of Romila Datta, winner of this year's Leisure Painter Award in our TALP Open Art Competition
- Practise the techniques needed to paint skies and landscapes with part one of Colin Steed's painting project
- Follow Tony Underhill to paint a building in line and wash
- Learn more about acrylic techniques and colours with Mike Rollins
- Discover ten top tips for taking your artwork to the next level with Elena Parashko
- Liz Chaderton shows how to paint portraits using fast and loose watercolour techniques
- Try something different as wildlife artist, Conor Smith introduces you to scratchboard
- Learn how to work with unusual sketching media en-plein-air with Tony Hogan
- Use soft pastels to craete a dramatic Lake District landscape with Greg Howard
- Create a snow scene from a summer photo using water-mixable oils with the late Murray Ince
- Brian Smith shares creative ideas and techniques for filling your sketchbook with scenes of cafes, waiting rooms and markets
- Follow Richard Holland as he demonstrates a canal scene in oils from plein-air sketch to studio painting
And:
- Things to do this month
- Latest news and listings from UK art clubs
- Art book reviews
- Paintings from the Painters Online gallery