Artists Back to Basics

Artists Back to Basics is an entry level magazine for all artists. From setting up a studio to what easel to choose it’s a must for all artists. Featuring the latest in news, reviews and products from the art world as well as exhibition previews and reviews

The Photorealist • Self-taught and obsessed with photorealism, this artist has had two books of his incredible work published.

Australian Laughing Kookaburras • Our iconic birds are brought to life in this amazing “it HAS to be a photo” work of art.

“Perception”

When man dreams, humanity advances! • God, Life, Forces of Nature, Universal Creativity ... ... all we need is to have faith, humility to tap into our dreams and unblock the flow of creativity that is within reach of everyone who dares.

The Zulu Chief • The majesty of the awesome Zulu Chief is brought to life in this marvellous painting.

Themed Sketchbooks

Paints & Mediums • Here’s a summary of some of the fabulous products that are now available in Australia, with plenty of hints and tips.

Afternoon Tea

Interpretations • This artist has progressively developed his approach into something truly recognisable. His definitive style is representational of his way of creating and experiencing art.

The Sun Goes Down Over the Blue Mosque • Inspiration for this painting was drawn from memories of Istanbul, where the artist was impressed by the mystical history and culture of the ancient Turkish city.

“The Enth Degree”

Buderim’s Brush with Fame • Beautiful art galleries are located all over this country, hosting and promoting the work of Australia’s diverse exponents of art. Artist’s Palette magazine showcases a broad selection of these venues. In this Issue, we focus on Tiffany Jones Fine Art Gallery on Queensland’s stunning Sunshine Coast.

An Absorbing Activity • An elderly lady in rural New South Wales paints with a local art group in Coonabarabran and finds satisfaction and contentment through her art.

Shearing Shed • Clean skies are a feature of the Coonabarabran area, where the subject of this painting can be found. The aim of the picture was to emphasise a feeling of vast space – with dark clouds forming on the western horizon.

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Let Your Fingers do the Talking