Cut It, Paste It, Sew It: A Mixed-Media Collage Sourcebook The book covers all types of materials including paper, fabric, wood, and found objects. This book offers completely original materials and methodology from talented designers and artists that have not been seen before. The content is pres
| TITLE | : | Cut It, Paste It, Sew It: A Mixed-Media Collage Sourcebook |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.57 (743 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 1592536433 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Paperback |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 112 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2010-09-01 |
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Cut It, Paste It, Sew It offers both insight into the materials, techniques (both familiar and experimental), and inspiration from a collection of 10 international artists who bring their own distinct style and methodology to the art of collage. The book covers all types of materials including paper, fabric, wood, and found objects. It shows the artists at work in their studios as well as providing information on their work process and their sources of inspiration.This book is unique and new in the material it features, with a high-design-style presentation that is unique in itself. This book offers completely original materials and methodology from talented designers and artists that have not been seen before. The content is presented in an easy and fun presentation that makes it accessible to beginners while at the same time inspiring to more
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The book gives pictures, names, and general information about the animals. Don't want to give anything away.. In some pages, the artist seems to be doing her best to ignore the story, which may make for some problems in read-aloud sessions.
The wicked stepmother looks almost benevolent, and finding her lurking in the backgrounds of the first pages could be an amusing where's-the-witch game. He realizes he is a ghost when nobody sees or hears him and by his ability to walk through walls and doors. it was amazing to have another character narrating the story. The simple words "show me your written business plan" was all it took in many cases to uncover the fact that the owner had no concrete ways to get to where they needed to be. Woodruff argues that this chapter emphasizes what he characterizes as the most important message of the book: "Leaders are responsible for the compass
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