Bøger af Bob Ross

Bob Ross has been employed in yachting media for most of his life, as well as sailing since the age of 10. Bob initially worked as a newspaper journalist, but in 1965 was recruited as the first editor of Modern Boating magazine. In 1976 he co-founded Australian Sailing magazine, along with Ken McLachlan, which grew to become the leading competitive sailing magazine in Australia. They sold the title to Yaffa Publishing a decade later. When Bob was sailing correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald, he also wrote for the Sydney Sun, but under the pseudonym of Bob Cranse. The name followed him to Australian Sailing where his irreverent column, By the Way, became a regular highlight. This collection brings back to life many of the great and notorious stories from the column over a period of 35 years. Bob is now retired, but still writes the column. Cranse's column is in its 40th year.

Celebrate Bob Ross with this gift set including a 1,000-piece 2-in-1 double-sided puzzle featuring seek-and-find activity, and bonus sticker book. Specifications: 1,000 piece double sided puzzle, full-color and printed on high-quality stock (finished puzzle measures 24 x 18 inches) 2-in-1: The double-sided puzzle included in this set gives you 2 unique scenes to piece together Seek and find activity: The puzzle scenes offer a bonus seek and find feature that invites you to search for Bob and related items Bonus sticker book: Set includes a 16-page sticker book featuring Bob's art, quotes, and more Perfect gift: A unique gift for fans of Bob Ross Officially licensed: Authentic Bob Ross collectible © Bob Ross Inc. Bob Ross® name and images are registered trademarks of Bob Ross Inc.

Karla, or The Weight Liftress is her portrait drawn in a series of five sketches, first as a student athlete, then as a young woman in a dead-end job, then as a partner in a happy marriage, then as an adventurer in Paris, and finally as an old woman reviewing her life from a bed in a dilapidated nursing home.

Happy little clouds. Tall, snow-capped mountains. River rocks. The beauty of nature is everywhere. Bob Ross: My First Book of Nature is an early concept board book featuring various Bob Ross paintings and some of Bob's little quips about all of the beautiful sights seen in nature and that he painted in front of TV audiences. Full of real paintings from the iconic artist, this follow up to Bob Ross: My First Book of Colors is sure to be a hit for any Bob Ross fan.

Bob Ross and Peapod the Squirrel are back in an officially licensed picture book celebrating happy little accidents and the joy of painting.

Bob Ross writes with an authenticity as poetic and unforgiving as the Nebraska Sandhills themselves. The nine connected stories Billy Above the Roofs paint an indelible portrait of the life and times of one Billy Dixon in an era on the Great Plains not entirely bygone.

A new addition to a diverse and hugely successful Bob Ross licensing program for Running Press, this one-of-a-kind cookbook teaches fans of all ages that happy little accidents in the kitchen can be just as joyful as painting.

For more than 30 years, a collection of characters, curious situations and humorous bits and pieces washed across the desk of sailing magazine editor and columnist Bob Ross and published in Australian Sailing magazine in Bob Cranse's By the Way column.Running since 1976, now the best of them have been rescued and collected together into Flotsam and Jetsam: The Cranse Chronicles, published by Boatswain Books. This is the ideal short-read bunkside or bedside companion to restore a smile to the face at the end of a rough day on the water or on shore. Pick it up for a few laughs; put it down and save some for later.As well as hundreds of stories and yarns, Ross's photos enhance the text and bring to life many of the characters portrayed.Bob Ross has been employed in yachting media for most of his life, and in 1976 he co-founded Australian Sailing magazine, along with Ken McLachlan, which grew to become the leading competitive sailing magazine in Australia. When Bob was sailing correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald, he also wrote for the Sydney Sun, but under the pseudonym of Bob Cranse. The name followed him to Australian Sailing where his irreverent column, By the Way, became a regular highlight. Bob is now retired.

Bob Ross remains a pop culture phenomenon with fans of all ages. Continuing a diverse and hugely successful Bob Ross licensed program for Running Press, this beautiful poster set delivers the style and inspirational message that the artist's audience has embraced.

Bob Ross--whose happy paintings, hairstyle, and catchphrases never cease to delight--is still as popular as ever with Millennials and fans of all ages. Part of a successful and growing Bob Ross program for RP, these notecards are the perfect way to say hello.

A celebration of the life and work of the pop-culture icon who gently encouraged millions to explore their creativity.

The first and only colouring book based on the art of the beloved and acclaimed painter and television personality.