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So many choices! Once again I am trying to slim down my TBR stack (with a current focus on my BOTM backlog) - what would you read next, if you were me?⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐They say that readers live a thousand lives. If that is true, then it must also mean that we have a thousand hearts, and a thousand loves. How else can we manage to cherish all of the worlds we've read about?⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐I have to admit - I'm pretty ecstatic about last week's book haul! Not only did my BOTM box arrive, but several fun arcs, a preorder, and more! So don't be surprised if you don't hear much from me this week!There are days when my mismatched bookshelves drive me crazy, and then there are days where I couldn't love them more if I tried. When it comes to loving my shelves, it comes with an acceptance that my shelves will constantly be in flux, as new books make their way into what little space is left.Goodreads
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Tag Archives: art book
Review: LEGO Still Life with Bricks
What do you do when a box full of LEGOs show up at your office door? You pull them out and start creating, of course! That is the premise behind LEGO Still Life with Bricks: The Art of Everyday Play, only to a whole new degree. Continue reading
Review: Celestial Watercolor
The core concept behind this art book is actually fairly simple, though brilliant. The goal is to help teach readers how to paint the night sky. And frankly, the cover alone indicates how much authority the authors/artists have here (read: a lot). Continue reading
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Tagged Art, art book, Art book review, Book, Books, Celestial Watercolor, Literature, Net Galley, NetGalley, Review, Rock Point
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Review: The Ultimate Fluid Pouring & Painting Project Book
The Ultimate Fluid Pouring & Painting Project Book: Inspiration and Techniques for Using Alcohol, Inks, Acrylics, Resin, and More; Create Colorful Paintings, Resin Coasters, Agate Slices, Vases, Vessels & More Author: Jane Monteith Publisher: Quarry Books Released: November 12th, 2019 … Continue reading
Review: Draw Like an Artist: 100 Realistic Animals
Draw Like an Artist: 100 Realistic Animals: Step-by-Step Realistic Line Drawing Author: Melissa Washburn Released: December 17th, 2019 Received: NetGalley Rating: I received a copy of Draw Like an Artist through NetGalley in exchange for a fair and honest review. … Continue reading
Review: Mindful Artist: Sumi-e Painting by Virginia Lloyd-Davies
Mindful Artist: Sumi-e Painting: Master the meditative art of Japanese brush painting Author: Virginia Lloyd-Davies Publisher: Walter Foster Publishing Released: December 3rd, 2019 Received: NetGalley Rating: I received a copy of Mindful Artist through NetGalley in exchange for a fair … Continue reading
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Tagged art book, Art book review, Books, Literature, Mindful Artist: Sumi-e Painting, Mindful Artist: Sumi-e Painting by Virginia Lloyd-Davies, Mindful Artist: Sumi-e Painting: Master the meditative art of Japanese brush painting, Net Galley, NetGalley, Review, Virginia Lloyd-Davies, Walter Foster Publishing
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Review: Simply Spaced: Clear the Clutter and Style Your Life
Simply Spaced: Clear the Clutter and Style Your Life is exactly what it appears to be: a book designed to guide you through the process of decluttering your home and your life. That may sound like a simple process, but it can truly be quite overwhelming. That’s why this book is so helpful and wonderful. Continue reading
Review: The Little Book of Drawing Dragons & Fantasy Characters
The Little Book of Drawing Dragons & Fantasy Characters is a collection of guides to help artists of all different experience levels dive into a world they love so much: the world of fantasy. If you take a moment to look at the cover of this book, you’ll get a good idea for the art style and guides that can be found within these pages. Continue reading
Review: Handmade Tile: Design, Create, and Install Custom Tiles
Handmade Tile is not the sort of book I expected to come across when browsing art books one day. And yet it immediately caught my attention. There’s something so appealing, both about this book and about the idea of being able to craft one’s own tile. Continue reading
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Tagged art book, Art book review, Books, Forrest Lesch-Middelton, Handmade Tile: Design, Literature, Net Galley, NetGalley, Quarry Books, Review
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Review: Zentangle Dingbatz by Brian Crimmons Czt
Zentangle Dingbatz by Brian Crimmons Czt is a fun new way of looking at Zentangle art. What’s Zentangle? Zentangle is the art of creating complex yet structured patterns. It earned its name thanks to the calm it brings for artists, and thus is a widely loved method of relaxing and creating artwork. Continue reading
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Tagged art book, Art book review, Books, Brian Crimmons Czt, Design Originals, Literature, Net Galley, NetGalley, Review, Zentangle Dingbatz, Zentangle Dingbatz by Brian Crimmons Czt, Zentangle Dingbatz: Patterns & Projects for Dynamic Tangled Ornaments & Decorations
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Review: Inspired Artist: Draw Every Little Thing by Flora Weycott
Inspired Artist: Draw Every Little Thing is a helpful guide book for any new artists, or artists hoping to advance their drawing techniques. Written by Flora Weycott, this book does exactly what it promises. It gives the readers a foundation in which they can then go ahead and drawing anything they so desire. Continue reading
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Tagged art book, Art book review, Books, Flora Weycott, Literature, Net Galley, NetGalley, Review, Walter Foster Publishing
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