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LETTER ART
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LETTER ART
$ 0There are shapes all around us—shapes that look like the letters of the alphabet. This book contains 120 pages of unique typographic illustration known as “Letter Art.” This introduction to typographic design is the first of its kind, and promotes and improves letter recognition, observation, spelling, and design skills.
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What’s in a painting?
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What’s in a painting?
$ 0What’s in a painting, or an illustration? Renowned artist Quentin Blake wants to know, and to encourage young readers to explore the question, too. In Tell Me a Picture, he chooses 26 works for the stories they tell. Blake’s own quirky characters introduce each image, pointing out details and asking questions, encouraging engagement. Also here are short introductions to each artist and work, along with suggestions for helping children think about art without being intimidated.
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MISTAKES IN ART..?
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MISTAKES IN ART..?
$ 0One eye was bigger than the other. That was a mistake.
The weird frog-cat-cow thing? It made an excellent bush.
And the inky smudges… they look as if they were always meant to be leaves floating gently across the sky.The biggest “mistakes” can be the source of the brightest ideas.
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BHIL ART from India
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BHIL ART from India
$ 0Bhil are colourful paintings found on the walls of Indian tribal homes.
Bhil Art belongs to the second largest tribal community in India – the Bhil tribe. Their primeval art is rather distinct. Bhil paintings use large unlife-like figures and shapes painted in natural and earthy tones. In essence, their art portrays the life of the Bhil tribe and their natural environ. Then the painted figures are overlaid with various dotted patterns. These patterns give the Bhil paintings a uniqueness of their own. Moreover, the dotted patterns symbolise various rituals and beliefs of their tribe and have an individuality owing to their artists.
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