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The Complete Guide to Altered Imagery: Mixed Media Techniques for Collage, Altered Books, Artist Journals and More (Quarry Book S.) (Paperback)
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all these other countries) Usually dispatched within 48 hours | |Short Description for The Complete Guide to Altered ImageryA wide range of techniques borrowed from both traditional and digital art has recently begun to blend into one art form, known as altered art. The Complete Guide to Altered Imagery is the only book currently on the market that provides fascinating tips and creative ideas solely focused on this new form of art. An in-depth discussion manipulation techniques is supplied, making this an essential han
Full description- Publisher: Walter Foster Publishing
- Published: 01 September 2005
- Format: Paperback 128 pages
- See: Full bibliographic data
- Categories: Graphic Art | Collage & Photomontage | Crafts and Hobbies
- ISBN 13: 9781592531776 ISBN 10: 1592531776
- Sales rank: 19,718
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Reviews for The Complete Guide to Altered Imagery
- Top review
lovely showcase of art
Reading this book was like visiting the museum for me. There's plenty of eye candy and inspiration and the author shares the techniques she uses to alter different types of images for her art. It's a lovely and varied showcase but though Michel describes the process of creating the artworks, it's not quite a step-by-step guide and may not be for people who aren't familiar with altering images or mixed media, or who prefer a more projects-type book with more detailed and visual instructions.
I would use this book as a source for mixed media art ideas but if you need clearer instructions on techniques, I'd use a book like Surface Treatment Workshop by liberal sprinkles HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
If you have to buy only one book about mixed media and art journalling, THIS IS IT! It is jam packed with many techniques and has just about all you need to know, to get started.
It's also filled with many bits of Karen's work, all quite different.
I can't recommend this book enough. by Palma Rea

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