Print Issue, The Artist's Magazine April 2013

Highlights in the April 2013 issue of The Artist’s Magazine include:
Works on Paper: Framing Advice From the Experts
Try an Anatomy App
Portraits Today
A Classic Comes Back: Egg Tempera
Urban Murals: How One Artist Met the Challenge

Features:

Serious Serendipity
Proceeding intuitively, Katie O’Hagan creates portraits that reveal each subject’s essence and also tell a story. 
By Christine McHugh

In the Frame
Professional framers and working artists share what’s new and what’s constant when framing works on paper.
Edited by Cherie Haas

Classical Style in a Contemporary Context 
Alejandro Rosemberg reimagines old master techniques to make timeless subjects seem immediate and new.
By Rosemary Barrett Seidner

Bayonne Tapestry
An artist accepts a challenging commission to create four outdoor murals for a rail station in Bayonne, New Jersey.
By Tim Gaydos   

Columns:

Letters

The Artist’s Life
Silvano Campeggi, poster artist during the heyday of Hollywood movies, now paints lyrical portraits of stars; Evan Penny’s hyperrealistic sculptures; and more. 
Edited by Cherie Haas

Exhibitions

Brushing Up
Learn about classic egg tempera’s applications for today.
By Koo Schadler

Drawing Board
The secret to lively drawings is establishing a rhythm with your pencil. 
By Stephen Cefalo

Ask the Experts
A conservator tells how to remedy problems with oil paints—on a support or in the tube. 
By Bradley Lance Moore

Road Test
An artist tests a new app for studying human anatomy. 
By Robert Liberace

Master Class
A tiny portrait of a goldfinch is a place-saver in the continuum of Dutch painting.
By Jerry N. Weiss

Business
Think outside the gallery box: corporate and business places as venues for your work.
By Paul Dorrell

Competition Spotlight
An artist renders the shine and wrinkles of chocolate bunnies wrapped in foil.
By Carol Huddleston

The Artist’s Magazine’s 30th (2013) Annual Art Competition