What's Inside the September 2005 Issue of PaintWorks

Inside the September 2005 Issue

Now that summer is here, many of us take advantage of the extended daylight hours, spending more time outdoors. What better time of the year to spruce up your outdoor décor? From patio furniture and wind chimes to stepping stones and birdbaths, there are plenty of surfaces from which to choose. This issue of PaintWorks debuts author Carolyn Stearns’ newly formatted “Savvy Studio” column. She takes you on a trip down the paint aisles at home improvement centers and arts and crafts stores to seek out some innovative products. You are guaranteed to find something right for you, so grab your brushes and create some summer fun!

Projects
	Ladybug Birdhouse by Gabriele Hunter Combine molding and painting techniques to create this unique, whimsical birdhouse!
	Nantucket Bicycle Basket by Charlene Barlow Pack a picnic lunch and strap this basket onto your bicycle. The acrylic painted lid brings to mind cool summer breezes, quaint cottages, and bicycle rides through the dunes.
	Seashore Canvas Painting by Diane Trierweiler During the summer months, we often desire to head to the beach on the weekend to unwind and escape the pressures of daily living. Can’t get away? Then bring the beach to your home in this peaceful seascape scene.
	Porcelain Landscape Plate by Mary M. Wiseman The fourth and final plate in our seasonal plate series, this summer landscape captures tranquil memories of cool water and soft breezes to be enjoyed all year long!
	Artist by the Sea Tray by Sharon Buononato, CDA Learn how to paint a story seascape using several brush techniques to create shadows, textures, and natural movement for the sky, ocean, sand dunes, and waves.
	Morning Glory Desk Set by Chris Thornton Adapt a design and create this ensemble! Painting, decoupage, and stamping techniques are combined to create this elegant desk organizer, journal cover, cards, and note paper.
	Geese Game Table by Jill DiMaria and Maria Grimanis This project is truly a treat for the entire family! Enjoy a game of chess, checkers, or just admire this table as a handsome addition to your décor.
	Herb Box and Plate by Michele Trout A variety of familiar herbs adorns this box and plate. Be sure to look for the companion herb planter in the October issue of sister publication Quick & Easy Painting.
	Sheep & Watermelon Basket by Reneé Mullins Country cute—this slant-top, woven basket is truly a storage solution with style!
	Wedding Vase Canvas by Sharon Teal-Coray Try an acrylic painting with a Southwestern feel. This symbolic Pueblo wedding vase still life will become a treasured heirloom to pass on from generation to generation.
	Summer Sampler by Donna Atkins A treasured keepsake! The first in a four-part series, this inspirational primitive plaque replicates the look of a traditional needlework sampler stitched on aged linen.
	Stoneware Ensemble by Mary Svenson, CDA Create this divine strokework trio on a stoneware container, pitcher, and a wood plate.
Features
	Brushstroke Technique Guide by Connie Parkinson Explore the versatility of a triangular brush.
	Ask Priscilla by Priscilla S. Hauser, MDA Priscilla will “shed some light” on the advantages of using full spectrum lighting in your home studio.
	Behind the Scenes Painting in the Digital Age by Tera Leigh Modern tools can help in your painting!
	Working with Watercolors Actual vs. Implied Texture by Colette Pitcher Discover various watercolor techniques to create the appearance of texture on a flat surface.
	Savvy Studio Take Your Paintbrush Outdoors! by Carolyn Sterns Learn about durable, innovative paints available at home improvement centers and arts and crafts stores.
	Painter’s Profile Meet Donna Atkins by Carrie Graziano, CDA This designer’s works of primitive art reflect her spirituality, humor, and love of family and animals.
	Second Time Around Queen Anne Cherries on Dotted Swiss Table by Peggy Boyd Turn flea market finds into treasures! Adapt this cherry design to a table, teacup, or flea market find of your own.
	Painting Outside the Lines Create an Altered Canvas by Bob Pennycook Crossover crafting! Try your hand at an altered canvas that doubles as a three-panel wall clock.
	Right From the Start Realism in a Small Space Creates a Challenge by Ann Kingslan, MDA and Mary Kingslan Gibilisco, CDA Discover the ease of using heat-set oils as you paint a realistic still life on a recipe book holder.
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