Layered Impressions

Layered Impressions
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Publisher : Penguin
Total Pages : 128
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ISBN-10 : 9781440311574
ISBN-13 : 1440311579
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Book Synopsis Layered Impressions by : Katie Kendrick

Download or read book Layered Impressions written by Katie Kendrick and published by Penguin. This book was released on 2011-12-21 with total page 128 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Reveal your own uniquely beautiful layers by painting with poetry. Layered Impressions is the muse you need to marry your love of written expression and your passion for paint, revealing the colors of your true nature--the whispers from your soul. Katie Kendrick leads you into her world of impressionistic painting and shares her techniques for creating art that is as authentic and multilayered as you are. Through projects such as a mobile-like wall hanging, a soulful doll, a handmade frame or a quilted journal, you'll learn to use a variety of mediums, while learning much about yourself in the process. With Layered Impressions, there is much to explore: • Prior to painting, use writing exercises to release imagery and feelings, expanding self-awareness and providing elements you can bring into your artwork. • Taking cues from the Masters, explore different styles and find elements that work together for you. • Deepen your personal sense of community and purpose with "giving back" ideas at the end of each project. Expect the unexpected and see what lies between your own unique layers with Layered Impressions.


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