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In this issue, Missy walks us through a watercolor dragon, Elizabeth Barrette offers the third installment in a series on appreciating speculative art, and Ursula Vernon answers more of your questions. We also have steampunk-themed fiction and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In our tribute to Dragonflies, Missy offers some arts-related tips on making New Year's resolutions, Ellen talks about creating private-labeled consumables. We also have Dragonfly-themed poetry and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In our tribute to Ships, Missy walks us through a mixed-media painting, Tiffany Toland-Scott discusses the ins and outs of shipping your artwork, and Ursula Vernon answers more of your questions. We also have ship-themed fiction, poetry and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Missy details the technique of painting using negative shapes, and Jenny Heidewald talks about frogs. We also have frog-themed fiction, poetry and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Ursula answers questions about lighting, rendering drapery, and artist pen names; and Missy walks us through a watercolor piece about the worlds of Norse myth. In our features, Jenny Heidewald gives us a review of Scandinavian Mythology, specifically the Eddas, and Elizabeth Barrette gives us her Part 2 of Appreciating Art. We also have Scandinavian Myth-themed fiction and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Ursula answers some art questions, Missy walks us through a mixed-media piece of a mushroom-camouflaged dragon, and Constanza interviews artist Inge Vandormael. In our features, Jenny Heidewald gives us a review of mushrooms and how to draw them, Ellen offers some great photo references of mushrooms in Alaska, and Erika Liszewski has created an overview of basic quadruped anatomy. We also have Owl-themed poetry and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
Our theme this month is "owls", and we've got a look at the Wonderful World of Owls from Jenny Heidewald, with drawing tips and history as well as a mixed media walkthrough of an owl with Missy Acker. Constanza brings us an interview with Jenny Dolphen, and Elizabeth Barrette gives us part one of a series on appreciating art, whether you're an artist or not. All this, and a selection of owl poetry and artwork! Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Missy walks us through a drawing of a butterfly dragon, Jenny Heidewald discusses the drawing of insects, and Constanza interviews artist Melissa Findley. We also have Butterfly-themed poetry, fiction and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Missy walks us through an acrylic still life, Jenny Heidewald gives us an overview of gemstones and jewelry, and Constanza interviews artist Kelly Chehardy. We also have Jewelry-themed poetry and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this issue, Jenny Heidewald talks about drawing trees, Constanza interviews Alexandra Knickel, and Missy walks us through a dryad watercolor. We also have plenty of dryad-themed poetry and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Ursula talks about finishing big projects (and hers in particular), Missy walks us through using watercolor pencils on a finished piece, Jenny Heidewald examines how to depict wind in visual art, Constanza interviews artist Liiga Smilshkalne, and M. G. Ellington talks about rebuilding your online audience. We also have lots of Wind-themed poetry and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Missy walks us through a watercolor of a gryphon, Jenny Heidewald examines the mythology behind gryphons, Constanza interviews artist Pascal Campion, and Erica Liszewski gives an overview of basic animal anatomy. We also have lots of Gryphon-themed fiction and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Missy walks us through a watercolor of a jackalope, Jenny Heidewald takes a closer look at rabbits and hares, Constanza interviews artist Henning Ludvigsen, and Ursula contemplates her stack of artist magazines. We also have Rabbit-themed fiction and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Missy, Annie and Jenny Heidewald present three different takes on creativity, inspiration and artist block, and Constanza interviews artist Angela Sasser. We also have Creation-themed poetry and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Constanza interviews artist Laura Pelick; Missy walks us through the final stages of an African-themed watercolor piece, and Jenny Heidewald offers a guest feature with a walkthrough of an African-themed piece. We also have African Mythology-themed poetry and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Annie Rodrigue dispels the mystery of DPI; Constanza interviews artist Marley Mcleay; Missy walks us through an African-themed watercolor piece, and Jenny Heidewald offers a guest feature in which she illustrates the different classifications of clouds. We also have Storm-themed art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
Join us for a month of bards! Jenny Heidewald introduces us to drawing and history of classical instruments, Lisa Cree shows us how to make a bard's pocket book, Deirdre Murphy talks about her adventures in busking, Annie gives us some powerful perspective techniques, Ursula talks about colored pencils, Melissa takes us on a walkthrough of a feathered bard, and Constanze interviews Bernice Gordon. All this, and a bardic selection of fiction and a gorgeous gallery! Enjoy! Read this issue!
This month we have a detailed look at ravens and how to draw them from Jenny Heidewald, a look at a wonderful technique for combining crosshatching with ink washes from Melissa Acker, an interview with Brenda Lyons from Constanza Ehrenhaus, and Ursula gives us the real scoop on 23-book deals. Be sure to enjoy our amazing gallery of art, our generous portion of fiction and poetry, and the brand, spanking new webpage! Read this issue!
Welcome to our 56th issue of EMG-Zine! Our theme this month is 'Roses,' and we've got an excellent tutorial on drawing roses from Jenny Heidewald, as well as her part 2 on framing! Melissa is on her honeymoon (congratulations!), so we've reprinted her article from February 2008 on sketching in the field. Constanza interviews Kate Wade, Annie shows us how to do flawless watercolor washes, and we've also got a selection of rose-themed poetry and a gorgeous gallery of artwork. Mind the thorns! Read this issue!
Our theme for the month is 'Familiars.' We've got a wonderful acrylic walkthrough of a familiar-themed painting by Missy, Annie talks about drawing from life, Coty interviews Ciruelo Cabral, and Jenny Heidewald brings us a great introduction to framing artwork. Enjoy the familiar-themed art gallery and a story Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Annie Rodrigue walks us through the steps to use Photoshop to remove pencil lines from artwork; Constanza interviews artist Patrick McEvoy; Missy walks us through an Earth-themed unicorn watercolor piece, and Ursula offers her perspective on the hot topic of fan fiction. We also have Earth-themed poetry and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Annie Rodrigue discusses how to acquire a style; Constanza interviews artist Joseph Corsentino; Missy walks us through a Shell Dragon colored pencil piece, and Ursula extols the benefits of having an agent. We have the third and final installment of M.C.A. Hogarth's excellent series on the many roles a freelance creative has to take on to be successful. We also have dragon-themed fiction, poetry and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Annie Rodrigue talks about quality in art supplies, Constanza interviews artist Stephanie Pui-Mun Law, and Missy walks us through a Dragon and Portal mixed-media piece on illustration board. We have the second installment of M.C.A. Hogarth's excellent series on the many roles a freelance creative has to take on to be successful. We also have Doorway-themed fiction and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Ursula tells us what's more important than inspiration in art and writing, Constanza interviews artist Priscilla Hernandez, Missy talks about working with watercolor on illustration board, and Annie Rodrigue explains the purpose behind looking at our art in reverse. We have the first in M.C.A. Hogarth's excellent series on the many roles a freelance creative has to take on to be successful. We also have Dance-themed fiction, poetry and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Ursula envies game designers; Constanza interviews artist Jessica Douglas, Missy walks us through a watercolor tiger; and Annie Rodrigue answers a question about working with color. In a guest feature, Amy Edwards discusses keeping freelance clients. We also have Tiger-themed art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Ursula looks back on her past decade; Constanza interviews artist Tiziano Baracchi; Missy walks us through another collage gryphon; and new columnist Annie Rodrigue introduces her new column, "Ask an Artist", with a tricky watercolor question. In a guest feature, Amy Edwards discusses finding new clients as a freelancer. We also have Time-themed fiction and art. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Ursula discusses self publishing; Constanza interviews artist Louisa Gaille, Missy walks us through a collage gryphon, and Nicole discusses using RSS feeds. In a guest feature, Annie Rodrigue walks us through an ink wash piece of a dragon and a snow princess. We also have Jungle-themed poetry, art and comics. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Ursula talks about the Uncanny Valley; Constanza interviews artist Jasmine Becket-Griffith, Missy walks us through a dragon in mixed media, and Nicole talks about ordinary art supply alternatives. We also have Moon-themed poetry, art and comics. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this month's issue, Ursula talks about becoming a children's book author; Constanza interviews artist Katerina Koukiotis, Missy walks us through a fairy in ink, Nicole talks about "time boxing", a form of time management, and Ellen introduces us to collaborative projects. We also have Faery-Court-themed poetry, art and comics. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this issue, Ursula tells us about her messy studio, Nicole talks about keeping your creative fires burning when your life is crazy, Constanza interviews artist Rita Ria, and Missy gives us a walkthrough of a colored-pencil phoenix. In a guest feature, Jessica Douglas walks us through creating pale skin tone, also in colored pencil, and we have Indian-Mythology-themed poetry, art and comics. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this issue, Ursula talks about her recent adventures in assemblage, Nicole describes some meditation techniques she uses to revitalize her creativity; Constanza interviews artist Karyn Lewis; and Missy walks us through the stages of painting a watercolor piece. We have a reprint of a feature from Ellen on the do's and don'ts of requesting free art from our hardworking artists. There is also wizard-themed art, fiction, poetry and comics. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this issue, Nicole discusses keeping up with your online presence without making it a full-time job; Constanza interviews artist Chris Malidore; Missy walks us through brainstorming a new piece and Ursula explains why the art she makes isn't necessarily what she likes on her walls. In a feature; Ellen discusses how to give criticism. We also have plenty of Alice-themed art, fiction, poetry and comics. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this issue, Constanza interviews artist James McPartlin; Missy walks us through a graphite piece, and Ursula gives us the low-down on her new technique. In a feature, Ellen discusses how to receive criticism. We also have plenty of spider-themed art, fiction, poetry and comics. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this issue, we welcome a new columnist, Constanza Ehrenhaus! She will be undertaking the Artist Spotlight column with a series of interviews with contemporary artists. Ursula Vernon talks about losing and finding ideas, Nicole Cadet gives us some tips on how to cut back our commitments when they become overwhelming, and Missy Acker walks us through a watercolor piece of a griffin. We also have guest features by Erika Harm and Constanza Ehrenhaus, and fire-themed art and comics. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this issue, Ursula Vernon talks about working with gold leaf, Nicole Cadet weighs the pros and cons of being a Jack-of-All-Trades, and Missy Acker walks us through a colored-pencil piece of a shell dragon. We have guest features by Lorna Cowie and Lisa Victoria. We also have shell-themed fiction, art and comics. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this issue, Ursula Vernon touches on working with others, Nicole Cadet talks about the process of analyzing your own work post-completion, and Giovanna turns her artist spotlight on Salvador Dali. Missy Acker walks through a multimedia piece of a selkie. We have guest features by Erika Harm and Cris Griffin. We also have selkie-themed poetry, fiction, art and comics. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this issue, Ursula Vernon tackles the issue of art avoidance, while Nicole Cadet gives us reasons why we shouldn't feel guilty when we DON'T get to our art. Missy Acker walks through an ink-and-watercolor cross-hatching piece. We also have a parcel of humorous fiction, art and comics. Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this issue we welcome new columnist Nicole Cadet! Her inaugural article for her column, "Part-Time Painter", tells us how to get more done by being lazy. (We all need that!) Melissa Acker introduces us to some art exercises to help us keep our art muscles in shape. Ellen walks us through the painting stage of a piece. Plus, we have ox- and cow-themed art and fiction! Enjoy! Read this issue!
In this issue we say goodbye to long-time columnist, Marina Bonomi! (We will miss you!) In her last column, she talks about worldwide mythology surrounding the swan. Giovanna Adams writes about the life and works of early science fiction artist Chesley Bonstel, Missy Acker walks us through a painting of a griffin (with a focus on the wings, of course), and Ellen gives us the fine details of "Fair Use". We also have wing-themed art, poetry and comics! It is also our last installment of the comic Falheria! Thanks for the laughs, Erika! Enjoy this issue! Read this issue!
In this issue, Melissa Acker shows some techniques that can be used with ink, Giovanna Adams introduces us to artist and illustrator Pauline Baynes, and Ursula tackles interior decorating from an artist's perspective. We have a feature from Elizabeth Barrette on Xenolinguistics, and our own Ellen Million gives us a run-through of her pen-and-ink piece, "Ice Spiders" (including Elizabeth Barrette's poem that inspired the piece). Plus, we have ice-themed art, poetry, and comics. Enjoy!
In this issue, Marina discusses the language of flora; Melissa Acker outlines the basics of watercolor supplies; Giovanna Adams explores the life and times of Frank Rudolph Paul, and Ursula talks about the effects of burnout. We also have Selina Fenech's walkthrough of her painting, "Hide and Seek", plus leaves-themed art, comics and poetry. Enjoy!
In this issue, Marina explores the history of blades in legend; Melissa Acker demonstrates working in mixed media; and Giovanna Adams explores the life and times of Lee Brown Coye. We also have the final installment of Elizabeth Barrette's fantastic series on Cyberfunded Creativity, plus blades-themed art, comics and poetry. Enjoy!
In this issue, Melissa Acker demonstrates inking technique, we have the final installment of Marina's history of the Tarot, Giovanna describes the life and art of illustrator Gustave Dor�, and Ursula bemoans the editing process. Elizabeth Barrette brings us the third in a series on cyberfunded creativity. We also have muse-themed art, fiction and comics! Enjoy!
In this issue, Melissa Acker finishes the walk-through of her sphinx watercolor, Marina continues her examination of the history of the Tarot, Giovanna investigates the life and art of Warwick Goble, and Ursula describes what makes erotica work (oh my)! We have a feature from Lorna Cowie on using one's senses to enhance creativity, and the second in a series on cyberfunded creativity from Elizabeth Barrette. We also have sensory-themed art, fiction and comics! Enjoy!
In this issue, Melissa Acker walks us through the first stages of a painting of a sphinx, Marina examines the history of the Tarot, Giovanna investigates the life and art of Sidney Sime, Ursula tackles guilt and art, and Janet celebrates her 30th column of Healthy Green Artists! We have a feature from Ellen on supply and demand in art, and the first in a series on cyberfunded creativity from Elizabeth Barrette. We also have Egypt-themed art, fiction and comics! Enjoy!
In this issue, Melissa Acker demonstrates how to make paint reference cards, Marina delves into the history of the 'steampunk' genre, Giovanna talks about the life and fairy art of Ida Rentoul Outhwaite, Janet offers tips on green con prep, and Ursula explains how to tell when (and when NOT) to panic about Internet-borne news. We have features on LARP (what it is, and how it works), licensing for visual artists, and from Ellen, an in-depth, level-headed look at the legislation behind Orphan Works. There is also train-themed fiction, poetry, and comics! Enjoy!
This month, Ursula runs through the basics of preparing to go to a convention, Giovanna tells us about the life and times of Hieronymus Bosch, Janet gives us helpful tips on recycling wire for art, Marina enlightens us about the mythology behind the Unicorn, Melissa gives us a watercolor tutorial to show us how relativity works in color, and Ellen gives us the low-down on licensing. We also have unicorn-themed poetry, fiction and comics!
This month, Janet talks about creating new art from old things, Melissa shows us what to look for in a reference photo, Giovanna features the life and works of Richard M. Powers, and Ursula Vernon talks about tattoos. This month's features include a tutorial on creating a photo manipulation, and ways to increase our business efficiency. We also have crystal-themed poetry, fiction and comics!
This month, Janet talks about stretching one's art supplies to make them last longer, Melissa demonstrates field sketching and its usefulness, Giovanna features the life and works of Sulamith Wulfing, Marina reviews the symbolism of the Rat, and Ursula Vernon talks about the rules of art – at least, the ones we make for ourselves. This month's features include a painting walkthrough and a continued tutorial on using The Gimp. We also have rat-themed poetry, fiction and comics!
EMG-Zine starts the New Year with some new features! We have two comics! We also welcome Giovanna Adams, who will spotlight historical and famous artists and their work in her new column; and Melissa Acker, who opens her new column with a demonstration of shading with color. Marina looks at the myth and symbolism behind the color Red, Janet ruminates on resolutions for the upcoming year, and we usher in the New Year with Dawn-themed fiction and poetry. Read this issue!
This month, Janet gives us some creating and recycling tips to help us leave behind the commercialism of the season; Ursula is back (YAY!!) and not ready yet for December; Marina explores the history of Blue; and Annie, in her last feature for EMG-Zine (we will miss you!), shows us how to make our own bookmarks. Pierre Carles continues his feature on Japanese swords, and Holly Durr demonstrates her colored-pencil burnishing process. We have plenty of snow-laden poetry and fiction as well. Enjoy!
This month's poetry and fiction explore air and the supernatural. Marina gives us the first leg of her exploration into color in "Myths and Symbols", Annie offers a tutorial on creating pixel art in "Behind the Art", and Janet talks about what we can learn from our older relatives about some "crafty" ways to recycle our rubbish. Plus, guest feature writer Pierre Carles gives us the first in a series about an illustrator's perspective on Japanese weaponry. Enjoy! Read this issue!
This month, Janet offers health-conscious tips on storing and presenting art, Ursula is captured by ninjas (or is she?), Marina explores the origins of the ninja mythos, and Annie offers more tips on caring for our art. Don’t forget the ninjas lurking in this month's poetry and fiction. Enjoy! Read this issue!
This month, Janet raids the kitchen for her studio, Ursula is kidnapped by pirates (okay, not really), Marina gives part two on the mythos of cats, and Annie offers tips on caring for our art. There is also plenty of piracy goodness in this month's fiction. Enjoy! Read this issue!
Theresa Mather takes us through her process of creating a painting with acrylics while Ursula muses about the difficulties of painting cats. Marina gives part one on the mythos of cats, Janet discusses healthy ways to create sculpture, and Annie helps us understand perspective a little bit more. We also have plenty of cat-ified fiction for you to enjoy, as well as a special cat-themed review! Read this issue!
We've got some interesting features this month: Stav Ofer walks us through the creation of a digital painting, Valerie Higgins reminds us just how important the right password can be, and Brandie Minchew delves into the world of Alternate Reality Gaming (ARG).
Our columns are fully computerized this month as well, with remarks on the evolution of acceptance of digital painting from Ursula, an InDesign tutorial by Annie, greener computing with Janet, and Marina explaining how computers and technology have even evolved from our culture's myths.
Ursula tells us more about working with art directors, Annie explains keeping your workspace healthy, and Janet discusses being green for the upcoming art show season.
Of course, we've also got sun-themed art and fiction, and Marina shows just how big a part fire has played in world mythology.
This month we love the music. We welcome back Wombat Droppings, have musically-inspired articles from Marina bonami and Sarah Kellington, and musical art of course! Janet tackles allergies and art supplies, Annie gives tips on photo references, and Ellen is ever helpful with a detailed article on pricing your artwork and products. Read this issue!
Travel is good for the soul. This month, travel along with us through the zine and visit articles on Creative Commons, vector art, recording your travel and egg dyeing. We've also got more about heraldry, a classic Wombat column, lots of travel fiction, and our reviews, of course!
So put on those hiking boots and come along! Read this issue!
This month, our theme is Arabian Nights, and Marina tells us about the source of those stories. Annie talks about creating your own art palette, and Janet enlightens us about 'craftivism' and mail art. I give you some tips for a photoshoot, and we've got a great selection of fiction, reviews and artwork. Read this issue!
It's the year of the swine, this month. We've got a tutorial on making a plushy (in case you'd like you're own huggable pig!), and a walkthrough from Nicole Cadet, as well as our usual lineup of great columns: Marina talks about the pig in myth, Janet helps you clean up your sty - err, studio, Ursula talks about dark emotions and art and Annie enlightens us on drawing fabric and folds. Enjoy! Read this issue!
Our theme is Dreams, and we've got an article on dream journaling by Jennifer Broschinsky, Marina covers dreams in many cultures in her column, and there's also the dream fiction and art gallery. We've also got a bit of a double theme with self-publishing, as Annie, Ellen, and Layla Lawlor discuss aspects of the topic that is surely on the mind of any artist or writer. Plus we've got an article on editing from C.E. Murphy; Janet, Annie, and Ursula's columns; and three movie reviews. Read this issue!
Janet gives plenty of eco-friendly tips for the holiday season, Annie talks about getting action into your drawings, while Ursula tackles a much-fretted artistic element. The history of the lovely green pine is explained by Marina, Ellen helps us dissect just what all those things really mean when it comes to print making, and we've got, among others, a review of the luscious new James Bond flick. And don't forget to check out the angel-themed fiction and artwork! Read this issue!
Even though Halloween was last month, this month we're celebrating all the cultures that recognize ghosts, from Dia de los Muertos to the Hungry Ghost Festival. We've got lots of ghostly fiction for you, as well as columns on olives (yes, olives), art pigments, and creative mulch, as well as a watercolor tutorial! In addition, Ellen shows you seven steps for obtaining world sales domination in the art world. Read this issue!
In the zine this month we have another tutorial on knotwork (circles this time!) by Dawn Obrecht, Audrey Wildhagen tells us how to handle writing workshops, and R. Bail gives the scoop on how to introduce people to your beloved fandom. And don't forget all our regular columns, and be sure to check out this month's reviews and art gallery! Read this issue!
Even though we're all grown up (in age, anyway), we love the neverending process of learning. In honor of schools everywhere, we've filled this issue with tutorials, tips, tricks, and even a little homework! Jenny Heidewald and Sonya Fedotowsky each walk us through the painting process, Ursula gives us the lowdown on choosing painting surfaces, Melissa Acker explains the basics on reference photography, Audrey Wildhagen uncovers the mysteries of writing for publication, and Sylvia Leung dives into comic writing. And don't forget our other columns, reviews, and back-to-school art gallery and fiction! Read this issue!
We've got a juicy issue of EMG-Zine for you this month! Annie turns 2-D into 3-D with 1 point perspective, Ursula tells us about convention art shows, Marina finishes up our series on Heraldry, Janet gives us an eye-opening look at warning labels, R. Bail gives us the scoop on backups, and I take you painting in the rain - plus a wonderful selection of watery fiction, poetry, a gallery of artwork and more! Read this issue!
Welcome to July. We've got mischief! Find out how to keep printer michief in check, and what art theft is and how to stop it. Ursula talks about selling art at conventions, Annie takes us through a character design, we've got heraldry, a breath of (not so fresh) air, a gallery of mischievious artwork, short fiction, poetry and more. Read this issue!
June gets us halfway through the year! Joleen Flasher gives us tips for balancing art with a dayjob, Liiga takes us deeper into digital art, I've got some advice for cleaning up your art files, Ursula gets our sketch onto something we can paint on, and much more... Read this issue!
Ursula talks about studio space, and Brandie Minchew tells us about space exploration. Plus, information on heraldry, color theory, getting into digital art, stitching scans as well as costumes and more. Read this issue!
Compositional secrets from Ursula Vernon! Choosing watercolor brushes from Annie Rodrigue! What on Earth are Art Cards? No fooling! Read this issue!
March 2006: Get some tips for doing taxes as artists, writing articles, drawing Celtic Knots, proofing your own writing and more! Read this issue!
Find out how to survive living with an artist, as shared by two veterans of the warzone, how to choose light, why to draw smut, and how to win the love of your art director. Enjoy some romantic artwork, poetry and fiction, and more. Read this issue!
In our first issue, we have part one of an article about online marketing of artwork by Liiga Smilshkalne, and an article on accepting rejection by C.E. Murphy, plus a fantastic lineup of monthly columns. Three desktops are available for download, and we've got a stunning gallery of Phoenix-themed artwork. Read this issue!
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