4 Magazines The Art of Watercolour - Discount Collection YEAR 2022

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#44

MEET THE ARTISTS:

• Competition winners: Ovidiu Iovanel, Yu Hsuan Hua and Chicca D’Errico
• Abdelfettah karmane: Extremely personal, with a profusion of detail, his works are both snapshots of life and a reflection on tradition.
• Revelations: Jef Boeckx (Belgium), Claude Déjean (France), Dominique Thomas (France) and Joël Bérard (France).
• PORTFOLIO: Francisco Castro. In his paintings, he tries to capture atmosphere rather than providing a realistic representation of the landscape.
• Jean-Paul Olivari: The artist delights in the representation of the landscapes and old buildings of the South of France, where he lives…
• Jean Coutard: An approach to watercolour based on subtle value contrasts resonating with his taste for subdued atmospheres.
• Andrey Esionov: He brings to life scenes inspired by his travels or his wanderings through the streets of Moscow and elsewhere.
• Alain Chérel: A judicious choice of values as well as careful attention to light’s many variations showcases his subjects.
• Alvaro Castagnet: This renowned and lively watercolourist talks to us about his painting and his crusade for watercolour.
• Clive Powsey: The grandiose landscapes of Vancouver Island painted with a great deal of atmospheric perspective.
• Galina Shargina: Combining elegance, a modern approach and delicacy, her floral paintings are a play on form where the whole takes precedence over details.

#45

MEET THE ARTISTS:

• Kourosh Aslani: He is fascinated by representing the moment, both the moment he paints and the moment he portrays in his atmospheric landscapes.
• Susy Soulies: Passionate about colour, she demonstrates that it is possible to show freedom in watercolour while relying on a well-constructed and detailed drawing.
• Ksenija Koloskova: Drawing inspiration from her travels, she walks a fine line between abstraction and figuration, dreams and reality.
• Viktoria Prischedko: The artist reveals her vision of watercolour in which emotions meet colours.
• Revelation: Jean-Louis Aparicio. This former globe-trotter has been painting in watercolour for ten years and loves portraits.
• Anne McCartney: She paints multiple layers of colour, applying masking fluid between each layer to obtain saturated colours in paintings that showcase the depth of her sensibility.
• Peter Jablokow: An architect by training, he likes the foundations that a solid drawing gives him. It allows him to let go and play with the characteristics of watercolour.
• Liu Yi: The paintings of this Chinese master are marked by a form of serenity and respect for his subject that only come with an exact and precise knowledge of the technique of watercolour.

#46

MEET THE ARTISTS

• Steve Rogers: For him, nothing compares with painting his subject on location. Whether at home or abroad, he is always inspired by the desire to capture colour and light in vivid watercolours.
• Elena Brazzale : Beyond simple resemblance, the Italian artist seeks above all to render the tenderness and expressiveness of her models.
• Diane boilard: Playing with the density or the lightness of watercolour at will, she paints nature, moving between abstract and figurative approaches.
• Kate Osborne: For her, expressiveness means freedom. The artist explains how her floral work consists in transcribing her vision of the subject onto paper.
• Tim Wilmot: This self-taught artist paints in a free, impressionistic style and remains inexorably drawn to landscapes, which he likes to break down into simple shapes.
• Luis Ruiz Padron: He likes to travel around his home town of Malaga, drawing the portrait of a city that is becoming more modern without denying its past.
• Stephen Zhang: His landscapes and vivid scenes formed by overlapping washes are both visually rich and emotionally profound. His art incorporates the artistic traditions of the East and the West.
• Alisa Shea: She always had a weakness for complexity and detail that requires a lot of work.To her, it’s the most rewarding feeling and something she likes to experience every time.
• Pam Wenger: Through her portraits she searches for truth, striving to capture the soul of her models.

#47

MEET THE ARTISTS:

• Dean Mitchell: This renowned artist has won numerous awards and had the honours of numerous personal exhibitions. For him, sobriety and conciseness are the keystones of a successful painting.
• Megha Kapoor: For the Indian artist, expressiveness is synonymous with freedom. Her work as a floral painter consists in transferring her unique vision of the subject onto paper.
• Janice Cipriani-Willis: Her lively and colourful portraits seek to go beyond what she calls “just a portrait” and capture the intimacy of her models.
• Alfred T. Galura: The Filipino artist paints highly personal still lifes that are the result of his practice and experience and which demonstrate his wide range of know-how.
• Ric Dentinger: This American artist likes to take objects scarred by time and bring out their hidden beauty by relying on values.
• Tribute to Jean-Louis Morelle: A great artist and a key figure in French watercolour, he passed away last June at the age of 76. Here is a vibrant tribute to him, both to the man and to his work.
• John Cooney: Fascinated by the beauty of landscapes and the spectacle of nature, the Irish artist talks about his approach to watercolour.
• Maureen Fain: For her, the painting is born out of the interaction between the model and the artist’s vision. She captures both the transience of the moment and the permanence of bodies.