The arts
Universal Methods of Design
Bruce Hanington, Bella Martin
Format: Paperback
Revised and updated, this new edition presents 125 research methods for design in a concise and accessible format, with new information on digital design and software and 25 new chapters.
Creative Candle Making
Meredith Mennitt
Handcrafted Candles is a book and craft kit to create a variety of DIY candles.
How to Build Brick TV and Movie Cars
Peter Blackert
Format: Paperback
How to Build Brick TV and Movies Cars provides detailed instructions to build 15 replicas of legendary cars from the big and small screens.
Mastering Kilns and Firing
Lindsay Oesterritter
Format: Hard Cover
Mastering Kilns and Firing is an all-in-one resource for potters looking to go beyond the electric kiln.
Iconic
Karen McCartney
Format: Hard Cover
Karen McCartney's bestselling books on modern Australian architecture now in a collectable single best-of edition with completely updated design.
The Art of Watercolor Lettering
Kelly Klapstein
Format: Paperback
The Art of Watercolor Lettering offers detailed tutorials on hand lettering and calligraphy that gently guide readers through the process of lettering with a potentially challenging medium, teaching them to letter artfully and mindfully.
1001 Buildings You Must See Before You Die
General Editor Mark Irving
1001 Buildings You Must See Before You Die is the complete yet accessible guide to the architectural masterpieces of the world - a compendium of familiar landmarks and undiscovered gems that will inform and delight everyone with an interest in architecture and travel.
The Draw Any Animal Book
Robert Lambry
Format: Paperback
With The Draw Any Animal Book, learn to draw realistic animals following the vintage step-by-step drawings of French illustrator Robert Lambry.
How to Draw Cute Food
Angela Nguyen
Format: Paperback
Hungry for a new drawing challenge?
Oxford
Matthew Rice
Format: Hard Cover
Oxford is a feast of hundreds of delightful watercolour illustrations and an informed and witty text. Mostly the focus is on architectural detail, but bigger themes emerge over the course of the book. More than any other city, Oxford offers a living history of English architecture.
