Art Books as Art
by Erik Hoff
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About this Lesson
- Type: Video Tutorial
- Length: 4:25
- Media: Video/mp4
- Posted: 11/03/2008
- Use: Watch Online & Download
- Download: MP4 (iPod compatible)
- Size: 20 MB
This lesson teaches a simple way to make your own journals and idea books. These simple books are great for collecting images and words to use as inspiration in art, writing, and more. Many people like to have a journal around, and this is a simple and inexpensive way to personalize your journal.
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- Erik Hoff
- 3 lessons
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10/24/2008
My toes are small and misshapen and seldom make people smile. My hair is shaved down to a number two with bits of blond mixed in a sea of dark brown. I have a tendency to amble oddly caused by a pain in my left knee. I like my clothing to look sharp and my music to sound even sharper. Check out my blog-http://topicelvo.blogspot.com/
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I like how the author said that it could be something you "exchange" with other artists. Really neat idea. I would love to see how to reinforce the pages with a hard-back front and back cover. Seems like this would add to it's durability and lifespan.