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Artists Palette - No 151

FEATURES
* Back to School and University - Our guide highlights what materials and equipment are now availablefor artists of all levels of
experience.

INSIGHTS
* Gordon Hanley
The world’s only metalpoint artist to be granted the accolade of “Living Master” by the USA-based Art Renewal Centre.
* Barbara Duke A landscape artist with a strong spiritual connection to nature and the environment, this artist thrives on painting a wide variety of subjects and styles.
* Teresa Franks - Teresa Franks is an artist, illustrator and qualified graphic designer, specialising in Airbrushing Art and Drawing.
* Pamela Pretty - Attracted to subjects with strong light emanating from them, this artist is currently focused on creating multi-layered pastel paintings.
* Salvador Medina - Salvador Medina is an Australian impressionist. He applies the technique and style of free-flowing brushstrokes and palette knife on the canvas.

DEMONSTRATIONS
* Metalpoint – First Light - Metalpoint is the art of drawing with a metal rod or wire directly on to a specially prepared surface. By Gordon Hanley.
* Oils – Plein Air at Rushworth - Barbara Duke took along her materials and set up across the road from the Post Office.
* Airbrushing – Red - Airbrushing has become one of Teresa Franks great loves, and she misses it when she doesn’t get a chance to paint every day.
* Pastels – Golden Reflection - This subject is a beautiful scene photographed at a bend in the Murray River in the Echuca area of Victoria. By Pamela Pretty.
* Oils – Wangka Maya Dance - The Kimberley Indigenous Aboriginal people performing a ceremonial dance. By Salvador Medina.

Artists Palette Magazine Description:

Artist's Palette is the perfect magazine for the aspiring and accomplished artist alike. Provides insights on, as well as step-by-step demonstrations from, Australian and international artists. Featuring the latest in news, reviews and products from the art world as well as exhibition previews and reviews.

Artist's Palette is sure to stimulate your artistic sense.