Somerset Studio Jul/Aug 2011
Inspired by the most-loved works in literature, the May/June ’11 issue of Somerset Studio is sure to become an instant classic itself. Mixed-media icons Anne Bagby and Lynne Perrella take on Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales, and you’ll be wowed by the artwork they created. A teeny-tiny book based on Farenheit 451 that is packed full of fun techniques is featured. Art journaling mastermind Teesha Moore is this issue’s Artist Portfolio; we’ll take you up close and personal and show you some of the best pages from her large collection of art journals. We’re also excited to announce the debut of a new column by Michelle Ward called “Make it Your Own” where Michelle will show you how to take store-bought supplies and make them into one-of-a-kind artistic elements.
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Inspired by the most-loved works in literature, the May/June ’11 issue of Somerset Studio is sure to become an instant classic itself. Mixed-media icons Anne Bagby and Lynne Perrella take on Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales, and you’ll be wowed by the artwork they created. A teeny-tiny book based on Farenheit 451 that is packed full of fun techniques is featured. Art journaling mastermind Teesha Moore is this issue’s Artist Portfolio; we’ll take you up close and personal and show you some of the best pages from her large collection of art journals. We’re also excited to announce the debut of a new column by Michelle Ward called “Make it Your Own” where Michelle will show you how to take store-bought supplies and make them into one-of-a-kind artistic elements.
| This issue is now sold out! | |
| Click here to purchase the CD version | Click here to purchase the Digital Edition |
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