Ann Kullberg's Colored Pencil Magazine: 2014: A collection of all 12 magazine issues from 2014 (Volume 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.24 (674 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1506187358 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 250 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-27 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Art help" according to Kindle Customer. Anything from this artist is super. Many helpful articles.. "Glad I got the book" according to Joan Waff. All artists can benefit from the 201Glad I got the book Joan Waff All artists can benefit from the 2014 magazine articles no matter what medium they use. Each artist tells their story on how they created their project. The Q & A in each month is an interesting read. There are many step by step projects to try each month. Ann gives her instructions too. Glad I got the book.. magazine articles no matter what medium they use. Each artist tells their story on how they created their project. The Q & A in each month is an interesting read. There are many step by step projects to try each month. Ann gives her instructions too. Glad I got the book.
Also includes selected artwork from the 15th Annual Online Shows conducted by Ann Kullberg. From newbie to pro, any colored pencil artist will agree that this book is a must-have. Fully indexed.. An absolute gold mine of information, technique and inspiration, this huge 252 page volume is a collection of the 12 issues of Ann Kullberg's Colored Pencil magazine from 2014. Dozens of clear step-by-step lessons, techniques, critiques and tons of tips and inspiring images of stunning colored pencil work
Happy Coloring! - Ann Kullberg . Sure, I could fill a few issues, but soon I'd run low on anything new to say. In 2014, Ann Kullberg's Colored Pencil Magazine celebrated 15 years in publication, with just over 1,100 subscribers from every corner of the world. But my teenage daughter said I could teach someone in Texas if I created an online magazine. I remember reading the email to my daughter with a bit of incredulity. Over the years, the magazine has gotten a lot prettier and easier to navigate, but the bones of the magazine are the same today as they were at its birth: lessons, critiques, galleries and advice to help artists, both novices and professionals alike. Somehow, by Decembe