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An easy project involving watercolor techniques and an unusual approach to using bookmarks. Also introduces a new kind of fiber - Fringe Benefits.
A treasury of inspiration and ideas. This book will never let you get stuck in a creative block. No matter where you open it, your creativity gets a jumpstart with new ways to think of words and images, and their relationship to each other.
Now that some companies embrace the kind of Angel Policy that allows you to scan and reproduce their images electronically, there are vast new horizons for combining images, and Leslie Parsons, an expert on the subject, will get you started.
A way to keep your color chart at hand and easy to use - applicable to any media.
New stamp images and a new way of using them to create striking terra cotta decorative tiles.
We add a second set of dates for our Sunrise at Santa Fe Creative Awakening Retreat, and plan an exciting trip in August to teach at Art Unraveled 2004.
DJ Pettitt is at it again - creating backgrounds and compositions with wonderful intricate textures using shadow stamps as palettes.
Thoughts about celebrating the details - in art and in life.
Continuing our “dance” with the picture plane. How to use Emphasis to establish a center of interest and entry point.
An amazing new material that will allow some real magic tricks.
Step-by-Step through the concept and completion of a first handmade book!
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