"A basic premise of this doorstopper is the abandonment
of all preconceived notions about what making art is about. Have
fun, take risks, there are no rules (merely helpful hints about
what might work), seem to be the rules here." The Globe and Mail
"The Jumbo Book of Art is perfect for the resident artist
in your house, or for igniting the hidden artist in YOU. It took
five years to pull together dozens of ideas from talented artists
and instructors at the Avenue Road Arts School. It's a treasure
trove of ideas that are bound to stir up creativity and inspire
some ideas of your own." WonderKorner
For shipping outside Canada, the Jumbo Book of Art is for
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THE JUMBO BOOK OF ART
An amazing artistic adventure! Written and illustrated by
Irene Luxbacher, with projects created by Avenue
Road Arts School faculty
C$24.00 including
taxes and shipping within Canada
Children enjoy a wonderful creativity
that allows them to express themselves joyfully through art.
As they get older the urge to create remains, but they may
not believe they possess "real" artistic talent.
The Jumbo Book of Art bridges that gap. Art techniques provide
the basis for over 200 pages of drawing, painting, sculpture
and mixed-media crafting projects, along with itemized material
lists and a glossary that will give kids the confidence and
freedom to explore!
Order
Now from the Avenue Road Arts School's secure online
store
A portion of the proceeds from this book
is donated to Arts For Children of Toronto
A Gold Award Winner in the Books Category
of the 2003 National Parenting Publications Awards for Children's
Resources
�2003 Kids Can Press 4-color
paperback 8 1/2 x 9 1/2 208 pages
ages 8 and up Grades 3 and up ISBN 1-55074-762-2
"Aimed at children ages 8 and older,
the book is filled with ideas that are challenging enough
to interest older children, yet are simple to do. It's also
a great book for adults who are interested in teaching themselves
a bit about artistic endeavors. The directions for each project
are crystal-clear, aided by many illustrations and color photographs." Suburban Chicago News.com