The Artist's Magazine Jan/Feb 2008 Digital Download

In Living Color
Landscapes that pop off the page

The Secret of Eternal Youth
Still painting, Milford Zornes turns 100.

Anything Goes (into a Collage)!
Get creative with scissors and paper.

Features

Nature As The Soul's Mirror
To create her colorful landscapes, M. Katherine Hurley starts with a black-and-white sketch.
By Daniel Brown

Cut and Paste
Judith T. Greenberg, Jonathan Talbot and Donna Watson show how easy it is to get started in collage.
By Maureen Bloomfield

Toy Stories
Pam Carroll creates playful still lifes that are both vivid and detailed.
By Lisa Wurster

Studio Tour
John Michael Carter invites you to the Louisville, Kentucky, studio he designed.
By Christine McHugh

Stepping Out Boldly
Meet the student winners of The Artist's Magazine's 24th Annual Competition.
By Deborah Secor

Milford Zornes Reflects on 100 Years
On the eve of his birthday, the renowned California painter looks back.
Interview by Sylvia Megerdichian and Bill Anderson

Columns and Departments

January/February 2008 Online
Don't miss our Web extras and exclusives!

Letters

The Artist's Life
As a result of an injury, an artist changes dominant hands, and watercolor takes the stage.
Edited by Grace Dobush

Drawing Board
To compose well, you have to see not only in line, but in values.
By Juliette Aristides

Exhibitions

Color Corner
Complementary colors and contrasting hues make a focal point pop.
By Barbara Lawrence

Business
Distractions are everywhere but, with these tips, you can resist them.
By Karen Leland

Brushing Up
Painting the folds and shadows in drapery is easy, if you perfect the drawing first.
By Jane Jones

2008 Art Competition

Ask the Experts
Whether galleries should insure your work and how to negotiate with an art publisher.
By Paul Dorrell

Competition Spotlight
Artist Chi Tung Chiang looks out an ordinary window to find magical Barcelona.