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FEATURED ARTIST: SHAKES TEMBANI
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Meshack “Shakes” Tembani grew up in Crossroads Township, in Cape Town. From a young age he loved art and after much perseverance he eventually carved a niche for himself in the Cape Town art community.

Working in his studio from 9 to 5 every weekday, Shakes uses a deliberately stylised and naïve technique of bold, flat colour, graphic edges and minimalistic tone.

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Oil Painting Essentials
Tips and techniques: oils
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Tips And Techniques: Watercolours
Tips and techniques: watercolours
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How To Paint A Classic Autumn Scene
Who can resist painting an Autumn scene?
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small towns & the big city
The sight of a print of Tretchikoffs "Dying Swan" on the wall at a friend’s house, when David Roux was only five years old, was the start of a lifelong interest in art.
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life and landscapes
Johan Coetzee’s journey to becoming a full time artist began long before he went to college.
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the shape of colour
FEATURED ARTIST: SHAKES TEMBANI
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coloured roses in aquarelle
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colourful peacock
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a South African artist makes his mark in New York
FEATURED ARTIST: LUKE BAGGOTT
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Painting With The Zorn Palette
The Zorn palette is named after Anders Leonard Zorn (February 18, 1860 – August 22, 1920), an internationally successful artist from Sweden.
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