Art & Craft Books
Block Print Magic Price(BPE922)
19.99
Aurthor: Emily Howard Block Print Magic is an essential guide to the techniques of linoleum block printing, including 17 captivating step-by-step projects and the works and insights of talented printmakers for inspiration and visual demonstration. Block Print Magic is the perfect reference for a wide range of printmaking enthusiasts. The easy-to-follow illustrated instruction takes you through every step of the process, beginning with choosing and caring for tools and setting up a studio, through design essentials, carving techniques, and printing techniques. Those techniques include multi-block printing, reduction cuts, puzzle blocks, and rainbow-roll printing. Advanced carving techniques for creating textures, crosshatching, and three-dimensional shading will give you the opportunity to expand and strengthen your expertise.
Among the visually stunning projects you’ll learn to create: • • • •
Colorful, multi-block hex sign Reduction cut sunflowers print
One-page pocket zine from a single block Fabric wall hanging embellished with embroidery No. of Pages: 147
BlockPrint Price (ACB902)
17.99
Author: Andrea Lauren Fine-Art block prints really can be made at home without a printing press. In Block Print, artist Andrea Lauren shares her experience and design skills, demonstrating the many ways to print with linoleum and dense-rubber blocks. Lauren brings the technique up to date with details on creating fine-art prints Easily with foam sheets and with purchased, precut stamps. There are projects for experienced artists as well as first time printers and many that can be enjoyed with children. Easy-to-follow steps make this a hands on book- hundreds of colour photos and an international gallery of art works provide the inspiration.
No. of pages 176
The Oil Painter’s Bible Price(ACB903)
15.50
Author: Marilyn Scott Learn how to use and enjoy one of the most satisfying painting mediums with this handy compact guide. Step-by-step sequences show how to paint a range of themes, from still life to portraits and landscapes, with advice on more difficult subjects. Oil paint is such a responsive and versatile medium that no two painters need use it in exactly the same way, and since its invention in Renaissance times it has never lost its popularity with artists. Amateurs also find it appealing, both because it is enjoyable to use and because mistakes can be so easily rectified. This compact book explains all the materials, techniques and different approaches to painting with oils. Step-by-step sequences show how to paint a range of themes, from still life to portraits to landscapes, with advice on more difficult subjects. There are also suggestions for presenting your finished paintings and how to go about getting your work seen and exhibited. No. of pages 192
The Acrylic Artist’s Bible Price(ACB904)
15.50
Author: Marilyn Scott Learn to use and enjoy this wonderful painting medium with this comprehensive manual by Marilyn Scott. There are over 100 step-by-step demonstrations showing how to tackle tricky subjects, accompanied by full-colour photography. The complete manual for acrylic painting. Marylin Scott provides over 100 step-by-step demonstrations showing how to tackle tricky subjects, accompanied by full-colour photography. Even though, acrylic is used by many well-known professional artists, it is rather less popular with amateurs. This is surprising, because acrylic is not only the most versatile of all the painting media, but is also highly forgiving. You can paint out mistakes as you work, even making major changes to the colour scheme and composition. Size: 178 x 234mm No. of pages 192
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