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Art Course

 

Description: A fortnightly magazine to help you develop/start your art skills. It comes with free art materials every issue.

Newest Review: ... and New York`s Museum of Modern Art. Taken from the magazine "The step-by-step Art Course is devised and put together ... more

 ... by a panel of experts, led by Richard Taylor BA(Hons), Cert. Ed. Art & Design(Cambridge). Richard is a practising artist and art teacher. He is the author of a series of books on painting and drawing, and appears both on television and in art-teaching videos." This is a fantastic course that has taught me a great deal over the many months that I have been using it. I can now paint some quite good pictures of my own instead of just the step by step ...more

sue26
Premium Review Art Course: This is NOT painting by numbers (1261 words)
by sue26 - written on 28.07.01 (Very useful, 713 readings)
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I`ve always been really good at drawing but I couldn`t even paint a decent stick person, but I wanted to learn. When I saw the first Art Course magazine on sale I thought I`d give it a try, but I wasn`t very optimistic of it being able to turn me into an artist. This is the only magazine that I have ever found that has actually taught me something. It is so easy to follow, and each issue is different. The first issue was £1.99 with a free art box that had a few paints in it. It is now published every 2 weeks for £2.99 and with it you get a free piece of art equipment to add to your box. These include, water colour, acrylic and oil paints, drawing and coloured ...

claretel
Premium Review Nice idea, Shame about the implementation! (330 words)
by claretel - written on 11.05.01 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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I bought the first issue of Art Course after I was given a set of acrylic paints for Xmas and discovered that this was actually a stress-busting activity that I could slot into the few spare minutes I have in a day. It came with free paints, a separate video, nice easy-to-follow instructions and advice on how to fix the inevitable splodges and botches! I enjoyed the first issue so I decided to subscribe. Over a month later, I was still waiting for issues 2 and 3 while the shops had raced ahead by at least 2 issues. I called the customer service line. After holding for 10 minutes I decided to leave a message on their automated answerphone. The ...

 
 
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