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Terrariums offers plant lovers step-by-step instructions for the creation of more than twenty stunning terrarium projects.

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Over 100 works showing how creative thinkers turn the day-to-day experience of using a calendar into one of excitement and artistic discovery.

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The Art of the Sketchbook cracks opens the covers of more than thirty private sketchbooks and reveals the personal work of artists in their leisure.

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With hints of Italo Calvino and a nod to Jules Verne, Claudio Romo deftly combines the narrative arts of literature and illustration to create a form all his own, part graphic novel, part imaginary bestiary.

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A eulogy poem, written from the point of view of Eugene O'Neill's beloved Dalmatian Blemie, is accompanied by Mark Andresen's illustrations of dogs of various breeds.

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On cover: Architecture is the most profound of all the arts because it is viscerally experiential. The meaning of the works revealed in Millennial house is conveyed within each project as moments of complexity, diversity, beauty, and richness.

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In this part biographical vignette, part activity guide, kids will read of Henri Matisse's life and the circumstances that led to his paper cut-outs, then get a step-by-step guide to creating their own Matisse-style collages.

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Unnatural Selections explores reproduction, growth, and parenthood alongside her ongoing search for commonalities between human beings and other living organisms.

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Whether trophy or status symbol, comfort or escape books can have profound meaning in our lives. As a result, how we store them can take on significant importance. Book shelf Design examines the most creative storage solutions of recent years by an international cast of industrial and furniture designers. In some, the books are hidden or not immedi

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The latest volume in the beloved Paper Toys serires travels off-world to explore the possibilities of extra-terrestrial life.

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In an age where most everything is mass-produced and technology has become the filter through which we experience much of life, there is a growing appreciation of the handmade.