This is the frst booklet in a series of four with pictures drawn by a native Finnish artist, Petra Bergström and a Canadian artist who resides in Finland, Annette Hansen. The booklet contains 25 worksheets, which include fve bonus worksheets: a description of differences/similarities (three worksheets) and “What is wrong” (two worksheets) plus 25 A4 pictures.

One hugely important aspect of an artist's skill is their facility with various techniques, which they use to express their individual style. Being fluent in a wide range of techniques gives the artist a richer creative vocabulary. Choice of technique is largely governed by choice of media, so the artist must know which medium will give the best result and how to use it. This book will help artists to expand their understanding of the wide range of available media.

We've seen this cover for sometime.  Mary Jane is back in the pages of Amazing Spider-Man.  What does this mean for Peter?  Will they get back together?  Will we find out why they didn't get married (besides the 'deal' made with Mephisto)?   
 Do you think they should get back together?  Joe Quesada has always said that even though the marriage is gone, they can still date.  What do you think when the cover artist has a majorly different style than the interior artist?

In the world of film and theatre, character transformation takes a lot of work, skill, and creativity...Dedicated solely to SFX, this book will show you tips and techniques from an seasoned SFX makeup artist with years of film, TV, and theatrical experience. Not only will this book take you through the many genres that need a special effects makeup artist, like horror, fantasy, and sci-fi, but it will also tell you about the tools you will need, how to maintain your toolkit, how to take care of the actor's skin, how to airbrush properly when HD is involved

An all-time favorite and a classic in its field, this big and beautiful ABC book by distinguished artist C. B. Falls has been making new friends with delighted children for over forty years.
Mr. Falls designed the book for his little three-year-old daughter who likes a big book with lots of pictures. The drawings are cut on wood blocks and printed from fourcolor plates, and the artist has personally superintended the reproduction of them. The imagination of a child or grown-up is left free to capture by its own thrill of recognition the familiar in a new-old medium where color has not obscured the outline nor played too many tricks with nature.