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| 9877 - SELLING YOUR CRAFTS |
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Covers pricing, market trends, new product development, copyright, marketing plans, mail order, commissions, and promotional techniques.
Author: Susan Joy Sager
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| 9878 - REPAIRED POTTERY & PORCELAIN |
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A step-by-step guide to repairing pottery and porcelain, from the simplest plate to the most complex figurine. There is advice on which materials to use, the methods and techniques of joining, and how to disguise the join afterwards. The authors also discuss how much work to do in terms of conservation and restoration, and offer suggestions. The volume should be suitable for home-owners, collectors and ceramists of all levels.
Author: Paul McAuley & Lesley Acton
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| 9894 - THE PERSISTENCE OF CRAFTS |
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In this breathtakingly illustrated book a wide selection of authors - makers, curators and art commentators from all over the world - look at studio crafts from woodworking, ceramics and glass to jewellery, metalworking and textiles. They discuss factors ranging from philosophical considerations like ethnicity, tradition and Post-modernism, to practicalities such as the development of new techniques and equipment.
Aimed at the everyday reader and heavily illustrated with a glorious array of photographs, this book gives an overview of the development of the Studio Crafts movement through the 20th Century and sets the scene for its advancement into the 21st Century.
Author: Paul Greenhalgh (Editor)
Type: Hardback
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| 9895 - 1000 PATTERNS |
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A comprehensive look at 1000 key designs from ancient Egypt through to the end of the 20th Century. The book is arranged by period and style so that the reader can see at a glance the typical patterns used in a range of periods and cultures from the ancient world to the present. In addition, an index lists patterns by content and motif so they can be easily located.
This is a beautiful book that will enthral as well as delight the reader. It is also a useful sourcebook for anyone working in fields where patterns and design are important.
Author: Drusilla Cole (General Editor)
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| 9897 - ARTIST'S GUIDE TO SELLING WORK |
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This is an artist's guide to various things he/she should know when trying to sell work: selecting the right gallery, approaching galleries, pricing, terms and conditions, other options, artists' agents, working with publishers, public art commissioners, etc. The book will also contain sample contracts and a list of other legal considerations, notes on websites and Internet sales and lists of useful addresses. This book aims to be every artist's handy guide on how to go about selling their work.
Author: Annabelle Ruston
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| 9898 - A VISUAL LANGUAGE |
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This is a practical approach to the theory of visual language, taking the basics of line, shape, tone, colour, texture, form, scale, space and light and discussing how to use them. The first half of the book talks about how artists can use these elements to create their own visual language and how this can be applied to develop their own work. This text is illustrated with the ceramic work of David Cohen. The second half of the book is divided into sections, each written by a prominent crafts person, expounding on how they have developed and used their own visual language. These craftspeople are: Alison Kinnaird (glass engraver), Jack Cunningham (jeweller), John Creed (metalworker), Graham Stewart (silversmith), Anna King (artist), David Grant (potter), Alison McConachie (glassblower) and David Cohen (potter).
Author: Scott Anderson & David Cohen
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