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Draw with Art for Kids Hub Animals

Art for Kids Hub

  • Apr 20 - May 12
  • 2,195 entries
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Millions of viewers have joined the fun and learned to draw with the YouTube sensation Art for Kids Hub. Now you and your whole family can too!

Dad Rob and his family have built a huge following, thanks to their delightfully accessible lessons that gather the whole family to make art together. Their unique, easy-to-follow approach puts fun first, encouraging kids to draw in their own way and be proud of the results.

Every idea inside—cute pets, jungle favorites, tiny critters, mythical creatures, and more—encourages you to have fun as a family and fall in love with drawing. By showing both the kid and adult versions of every animal, families can be creative together, and kids can discover the joy in simply drawing and avoid getting frustrated trying to recreate a perfect image.
  • Children's
  • Art
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I’d Rather Be Dead Than Deaf: A Young Woman’s Journey with Liver Cancer

E. Adrienne Wilson

  • Apr 1 - May 1
  • 2,948 entries
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In her own words, this is the journal of Adrienne Wilson, a teenage artist, poet, and beloved sister. Before her death from liver cancer at the age of fifteen, Adrienne expressed her funny, bright soul in this prolific journal. Her musings on life, relationships, music, love, and the beautiful grime of her adopted hometown of Los Angeles leap off the page; her deep sensitivity and perspective are captured in full-color prints of her award-winning artwork. Steeped in late-90s nostalgia, this artistic journey through a teenage girl’s eyes is moving, often hilarious, and unforgettable.
  • Memoir
  • Art
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Praise Emptiness: Essays Verbal & Visual

Philip Miller

  • Apr 19 - May 18
  • 244 entries
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Praise Emptiness’ essays and images form a dialog ranging among diverse Judaism, Buddhism, feminism, free will. The book reflects the author and artist’s conception of UltimateTruth as various and unknowable.Philip Miller worked in the automobile and real estate industries for thirty years; throughout, mornings were spent studying Talmud and Rabbinic Texts. Love of literature cultivated as a student increased with time. Praise Emptiness is his first published work. His novel, L.A Atonal, will be published in 2024.Visual artist, essayist, and book designer, Judith Margolis, draws on the spiritual when confronting the political, especially when exploring tension between feminism and religious tradition. Her published books include, Life Support Invitation to Prayer / Penn State Press; Train Music ~ Writing and Pictures, with CS Giscombe / Omnidawn Publishing; Countdown to Perfection, Meditations on the Sefirot, with Sarah Schneider / Bright Idea Books; and Country Commune Cooking, with Lucy Horton / Coward McCann and Geoghegan and American History Press.
  • Religion
  • Art
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If You Spot a Shell

Aimée Sicuro

  • Apr 19 - May 11
  • 1,700 entries
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A stunning companion to If You Find a Leaf, this cheery picture book captures the excitement of summer and encourages children to see their collected seashells in an entirely new way. The artist uses real shells to make her exquisite illustrations.

A warm summer breeze and the gentle waves of the ocean wash ashore many different types of shells. In this story a girl collects shells and thinks of all the magnificent things they can be turned into with a little creativity. She imagines one shell as a swimming cap for diving into the crashing waves, another as a magical kaleidoscope, one as a rocket ship to take her way up high and another as a submarine for exploring the wonders of the world below. The girl draws inspiration from the beauty and uniqueness of each and every shell.

In this joyous celebration of a day at the beach, artist Aimee Sicuro uses real shells she’s hand selected to make her oh-so-charming illustrations. Any young reader who turns the pages of this beautiful book will be inspired to use their own imagination as they comb the beach for shells this summer.
  • Children's
  • Art
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Seamless Embroidery: 42 Projects and Patterns to Explore the Magic of Repeating Designs

Yumiko Higuchi

  • Apr 18 - May 3
  • 1,874 entries
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​​From beautiful botanical latticework to chickens laying eggs, here are 42 inspired patterns and creative projects embracing the endless possibilities of designs that connect and repeat.​

​​Beloved embroidery author and crafter Yumiko Higuchi is back with another offering of her unique embroidery patterns. Seamless Embroidery has 21 new guided embroidery patterns and 21 projects to use those patterns for varying skill levels, giving crafters old and new a fresh set of decorative stitchwork to follow or be inspired by. Crafters will find flowering apple trees, colorful intertwining ribbons, carousel horses, budding plants, European-style houses all lined up in a row, and more charming patterns to explore. ​
The projects associated with each pattern play on the fun, whimsical nature of the repetitive motifs. Fabric book covers with fences and fall-colored trees, a decorative vine crown, roses trailing down the sides of a tote bag, intricate floral bracelets—these projects and more will give any crafter plenty of creative space to bring these beautiful designs into their home. Each pattern and project come with step-by-step instructions, including stitch types, thread colors, thread time, and various material suggestions. Whether coming to embroidery for the first time or approaching it as longtime friend, all crafters will find joy in these charming, seamless designs.
  • Art
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