Bernard Dunstan RA
studied at Byam Shaw
School of Art and the
Slade School. He taught at
the Camberwell and Byam
Shaw Schools of Art
among others. He exhibits
widely including in the
annual exhibitions of the
NEAC, of which he is a
member, and RA.
Jason Bowyer NEAC,
RP, PS
studied at Camberwell
School of Art and the
Royal Academy Schools.
He is the founder of the
NEAC Drawing School
and exhibits his work
widely.
David Curtis ROI,
RSMA
has won many awards
for his en plein airand
figurative paintings in
both oils and
watercolours. He has had
several books published
on his work as well as
DVD films, and exhibits
his work extensively.
Ken Howard OBE, RA
studied at Hornsey
School of Art and the
Royal College of Art. He
is a member of the
NEAC, ROI, RWS, RWA
and RBA. He exhibits
extensively and has
won numerous awards.
EDITORIAL CONSULTANTS
PRACTICALS
Jason Bowyer, past president of the New English Art Club, explains his
approach to painting self-portraits and other people in oils
Follow this month’s challenge by Glyn Maceyto paint water cascading
down a rocky stream in 60 minutes in acrylics
How to avoid washed-out watercolours by being brave with tone by
Paul Weaver
Martin Kinnearexplains how to exploit the translucent properties of
oils to paint effective seascapes
Loosen up in acrylics and try the exercise set by Paul Talbot-Greaves
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MASTERCLASS
Tom Wood, well known
for his portrait of HRH
The Prince of Wales,
discusses his use of a
combination of
traditional techniques
and computer skills to
create his celebrated
contemporary images
IN CONVERSATION
Winner of The ArtistAward in last
year’s Society of Women Artists
exhibition, Rebecca Fontaine-Wood
reveals the thoughts and methods
behind her mixed-media portraits
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54 Dream roles
Joe Simpsonpaints Michael Sheen in character in a role
he has never played, but has always dreamed of doing
56 The finer
points of
Nitram
Nitram’s new baton and
petits mignonettes charcoal are
highly recommended, says Robert Dutton
58 The A-Z of colour
Julie Collins’ series continues. This month: D is for dark
61 The musings of a professional artist
New series from Charles Williamson the ups and downs
and ins and outs of being a professional artist
66 Cost-effective ideas for artists
Katherine Tyrrelladvises on how to keep the costs down
when exhibiting
6 Your views 11 The Art World
60 Opportunities 62 Exhibitions
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Deborah Walkerdemonstrates how she tackles painting water in
watercolour
Helpful ideas for the cost-conscious artist from Katherine Tyrrellon
selling your work online
Aine Divineadvises on
how to capture the vitality of
flowers in oils over an acrylic
underpainting
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