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Quick Overview All 2007 Issues On One Disc. Get access to all 2007 issues of The Pastel Journal. This CD features 400-plus pages of pastel inspiration, instruction and painting ideas—all searchable by keyword.

The Pastel Journal's September/October issue celebrates the natural world with features on Minnesota artist Fred Somer's vibrant woodland paintings, Lois Gold's serene seascapes, and the inspiring wildlife art of Leslie Delgyer and Deb Gengler-Copple. Plus, see the results of Marla Bagetta's "Going for 100" creative experiment, and more!

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INTERLEAVED PASTEL JOURNALS The ultimate plein aire book for pastel artists! These pads feature a stiff laminated cover and back, super fine coil binding, interleaved pages and a tie. This unique combination makes them perfect for pastel artists who work in the field; they may be propped on an easel, eliminating cumbersome pastel sheets and boards. Each book has a collection of 12 colors and a total of 17 sheets of 60 lb. weight paper. We know you'll love them!

In a "tour" of Joan Mitchell's works on paper, you'll find pastels filled with emotion, color and abundant energy.

Animal Attraction Animals have inspired artists throughout the ages. These five pastel artists offer contemporary examples of how to translate animal charms into art.

Margot Schulzke's cityscapes are the splendid result of an eye for architecture and an artist's wanderlust.

Get all SIX 2008 issues of The Pastel Journal on one CD. Nearly 500 pages of information, instruction and inspiration for pastel artists on ehanced PDF files. Searchable, portable, printable!

Get access to all six 2011 issues of The Pastel Journal. This CD features 500-plus pages of pastel inspiration, instruction and painting ideas—including the special Pastel 100 edition with 100 full-color reproductions of the year's prizewinning pastels; step-by-step demonstrations with Kim Lordier, Clark Mitchell and Lorenzo Chavez; Richard McKinley's pastel pointers; and much more! It's all searchable by keyword. View it on your home computer, take it with you on your laptop or print out articles...

On this single disc (DVD format), you'll find an entire library of the first 10 years of The Pastel Journal (1999-2008). That's 59 issues featuring more than 4,600 pages of pastel inspiration, instruction and painting ideas—all searchable by keyword. View it on your home computer, take it with you on your laptop or print articles to use in your studio. Issues are in PDF format, making them viewable on both PC and Mac with Acrobat Reader 6.0 (a free program).

Pastel Journal covers topics of interest to working pastelists as well as those who work in pastel as an additional medium along with those who are just experimenting with the medium.

Term: 6 issues - One Year SubscriptionYour Savings: 31% off the cover priceThe Pastel Journal is the only fine art magazine devoted solely to the pastel medium, features inspiring art and articles about today's best pastel artists. Chock full of gorgeous artwork, tips, insight and creative inspiration from the best in the field, your pastel artist will love each and every issue!Delivery Note: Standard delivery time for most magazines is 6 to 10 weeks.

Highlights The Pastel 100 Prizewinning Pastels Artist's Test Kitchen Picking a Winner Features Pastel Journal Grand Prize By Anne Hevener Terri Ford's quietly confident portrayal of a bit of picturesque California countryside wins her the Grand Prize. Pastel Journal Gold By Sarah A. Strickley Theresa Emmett Allison's imaginative composition landed her soaring still life right in the winner's circle. Pastel Journal Silver By Jessica Canterbury Known for isolated landscapes and nocturnes, Don Williams...

Highlights Sunrise & Sunset Buildings in the Landscape Sun & Shadow: A Demonstration How to Make the Most of Your Reference Photos The Perpetual Student Features Dusk 'Til Dawn By Anne Hevener Stan Sperlak, Becky Johnson and Lee A. Kimball share their secrets for capturing the momentary magic of sunrise and sunset in their pastel landscapes. Drawn to Life By Ken Gofton A confident hand and gestural quality characterize the remarkable portraits of esteemed English artist Victor Ambrus. Building Blocks...

Don't let mistakes bring a painting to a standstill. When artists are able to identify what went wrong, they can learn from their experience, and--very often--repair the offense and move on.

Features Winter Fields: A Demo By Liz Haywood-Sullivan In this step-by-step demonstration, we're led through the painting of a snowy landscape in pastel, beginning with the initial drawing and on through the final detail (including a stop for corrections). A Celebration of Snow By Anne Hevener Many landscape painters find themselves particularly drawn to the quiet magic of a snow-covered scene. In this special feature, we went to five such artists to learn about their thoughts on the technical demands...