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Inspiration from The Artist archives

Since 1931 The Artist has been created by artists, for artists. To celebrate our long and

distinguished history, each month we will share the wealth of knowledge, tips, information

and advice from past features, by including them on our website at painters-online.co.uk.

To access this great content from past issues of The Artist, click on the links below

The remembered image

Working from memory has many practical

advantages; there isn’t the same pressure to work

quickly, the light doesn’t change, and you can

take time to consider your next move. Lucy Willis

discusses strategies for developing a reliable

visual memory in this feature from our December

1989 issue. http://bit.ly/2p1LT3z

Paint snow with Ken Howard OBE, RA

Snow has the power to make even the

dullest of subjects visually exciting. In

this feature from our December 1979

issue, Ken Howard explains how he

frequently seized the opportunity to

capture the efects of snow both in

London and on the moors of Devon. 

http://bit.ly/31UMlza

The appeal of bare branches

‘The skeletal trees of winter provide

endless variations of trunk and branch

shapes, silhouetted outlines and

dramatic contrasts of light and dark.’

Discover more from Andrew Wright,

who describes how to sketch and paint

the complex shapes and colours of

winter trees in this feature from our

December 1999 issue.

http://bit.ly/2IzO0lX

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