Leisure Painter

Welcome

Our editorial consultant and this month’s cover artist, David Bellamy kicks off the feature section of this issue with an article and demonstration that illustrates his recent trip to the Ever the intrepid explorer, David proves that painters will go to any lengths to capture the perfect view! His seasoned practical advice and evocative sketches will inspire you to pick up your own brushes and paint. And if you have photographs of past visits to the mountains, or you are lucky enough to live on mountains or hillsides, use this month’s tutorial by David to produce your own life-inspired artwork.

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