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Highlights
Annual Portrait Issue
contemporary to classic
Palettes of the Masters
Rembrandt's, Monet's and Morisot's colors today
It's all Presentation
frames that impress
Features
Abstractly Real
Sharon Sprung paints from life yet places her figures in abstract fields.
By Louise B. Hafesh
Best Frame Forward
Presenting your work is almost as important as painting it.
By Maureen Bloomfield
Palettes of the Masters
Today's substitutes for Rembrandt's, Chardin's, Monet's and Morisot's colors.
By Michael Skalka
Classic Beauty
Harking back to myths, Kirk Richards paints mesmerizing portraits.
By Paula Theotocatos
A Storied Art
Jan Brett's illustrations start with watercolor and gouache.
Interview with Paula Theotocatos
See the Second City
Navigate Chicago's hot art districts with this guide.
By Ruth K. Meyer
Fantastic Journey
Painting in oil and egg tempera, Henryk Fantazos imagines a surreal world.
By Michele Natale
Columns and Departments
April 2008 Online
Don't miss our Web extras and exclusives!
Letters
The Artist's Life
An online portrait party, the National Art Materials Trade Association convention and more.
By Michelle Taute
Drawing Board
Master the technique of the broad-stroke.
By Carl Purcell
Exhibitions
Art shows that shouldn't be missed.
Edited by Holly Davis
Brushing Up
Protect your brushes and your hands.
By Jane Jones
Work in Progress
Nicki Orbach followed her heart to find success in her art.
By Kathy Gulrich
2008 Art Competition
Ask the Experts
How do you repair a tear in a watercolor, and what do you do if oil penetrates your canvas?
By Michael Skalka
Competition Spotlight
When Glen Maxion spotted a forlorn dog, he solved the problem with his composition.
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