Bøger af Brad Davis

This is one of 22 adult grayscale coloring book series featuring photographs taken by the artist from exotic locations around the world. They can be colored with your choice of colored pencil, crayon, pastels, or gel pens just to name a few. Grayscale coloring is different from line drawing coloring in that you utilize the existing shadows to help enhance the colored page. Book features: 60 unique images to colorEach picture is 8x10Pages are printed one-sided to prevent bleed through to next page (if using markers use a sheet between the pages).Printed on pure white #60 paperGrayscaled to just the right tone so the page isn't too dark to color but not so light to lose detail.

This is next in the series of adult grayscale coloring book series featuring photographs from Dr. T's personal collection. They can be colored with your choice of colored pencil, crayon, pastels, or gel pens just to name a few. Grayscale coloring is different from line drawing coloring in that you utilize the existing shadows to help enhance the colored page. Book features: 60 unique images to colorEach picture is 8x10Pages are printed one-sided to prevent bleed through to next page (if using markers use a sheet between the pages).Printed on pure white #60 paper*Grayscaled to just the right tone so the page isn't too dark to color but not so light to lose detail.NOTE: New Creations Coloring Book Series are not involved in the printing process nor the selection of paper used in each book. If you feel the product lacks the quality you are expecting, please contact Amazon Customer support.

This is next in the series of adult grayscale coloring book series featuring photographs taken by the artist from exotic locations around the world. They can be colored with your choice of colored pencil, crayon, pastels, or gel pens just to name a few. Grayscale coloring is different from line drawing coloring in that you utilize the existing shadows to help enhance the colored page. Book features: 60 unique images to colorEach picture is 8x10Pages are printed one-sided to prevent bleed through to next page (if using markers use a sheet between the pages).Printed on pure white #60 paperGrayscaled to just the right tone so the page isn't too dark to color but not so light to lose detail.

DescriptionThis is one of 22 adult grayscale coloring book series featuring photographs taken by the artist from exotic locations around the world. They can be colored with your choice of colored pencil, crayon, pastels, or gel pens just to name a few. Grayscale coloring is different from line drawing coloring in that you utilize the existing shadows to help enhance the colored page. Book features: 60 unique images to colorEach picture is 8x10Pages are printed one-sided to prevent bleed through to next page (if using markers use a sheet between the pages).Printed on pure white #60 paperGrayscaled to just the right tone so the page isn't too dark to color but not so light to lose detail.

This is next in the series of adult grayscale coloring book series featuring photographs and/or images from Dr. T's personal collection. They can be colored with your choice of colored pencil, crayon, pastels, or gel pens just to name a few. Grayscale coloring is different from line drawing coloring in that you utilize the existing shadows to help enhance the colored page. Book features: 36 unique images/cards to colorEach picture is 8x10A greeting for each card is printed on the page of each card to appear correct when folded.Printed on pure white #60 paperGrayscaled to just the right tone so the page isn't too dark to color but not so light to lose detail.

This is next in the series of adult grayscale coloring book series featuring photographs from Dr. T's personal collection. They can be colored with your choice of colored pencil, crayon, pastels, or gel pens just to name a few. Grayscale coloring is different from line drawing coloring in that you utilize the existing shadows to help enhance the colored page. Book features: 60 unique images to colorEach picture is 8x10Pages are printed one-sided to prevent bleed through to next page (if using markers use a sheet between the pages).Printed on pure white #60 paperGrayscaled to just the right tone so the page isn't too dark to color but not so light to lose detail.

This is next in the series of adult grayscale coloring book series featuring photographs taken by the artist from exotic locations around the world, and greeting cards from Dr. Davis' personal collection and public domain sources. They can be colored with your choice of colored pencil, crayon, pastels, or gel pens just to name a few. Grayscale coloring is different from line drawing coloring in that you utilize the existing shadows to help enhance the colored page. Book features: 60 unique images to colorEach picture is 8x10Pages are printed one-sided to prevent bleed through to next page (if using markers use a sheet between the pages).Printed on pure white #60 paperGrayscaled to just the right tone so the page isn't too dark to color but not so light to lose detail.

DescriptionThis is next in the series of adult grayscale coloring book series featuring photographs taken at a dinosaur park in Florida. They can be colored with your choice of colored pencil, crayon, pastels, or gel pens just to name a few. Grayscale coloring is different from line drawing coloring in that you utilize the existing shadows to help enhance the colored page. Book features: 60 unique images to colorEach picture is 8x10Pages are printed one-sided to prevent bleed through to next page (if using markers use a sheet between the pages).Printed on pure white #60 paperGrayscaled to just the right tone so the page isn't too dark to color but not so light to lose detail.

This is next in the series of adult grayscale coloring book series featuring photographs from Dr. T's personal collection. They can be colored with your choice of colored pencil, crayon, pastels, or gel pens just to name a few. Grayscale coloring is different from line drawing coloring in that you utilize the existing shadows to help enhance the colored page. Book features: 60 unique images to colorEach picture is 8x10Pages are printed one-sided to prevent bleed through to next page (if using markers use a sheet between the pages).Printed on pure white #60 paperGrayscaled to just the right tone so the page isn't too dark to color but not so light to lose detail.

This is next in the series of adult grayscale coloring book series featuring images from public domain sources. They can be colored with your choice of colored pencil, crayon, pastels, or gel pens just to name a few. Grayscale coloring is different from line drawing coloring in that you utilize the existing shadows to help enhance the colored page. Book features: 60 unique images to colorEach picture is 8x10Pages are printed one-sided to prevent bleed through to next page (if using markers use a sheet between the pages).Printed on pure white #60 paperGrayscaled to just the right tone so the page isn't too dark to color but not so light to lose detail.

While most landscape and garden design resources focus either on design principles or on plant materials, Plants in Design provides a palette of options organized by mature size and scale, covering many genres of plants from grasses to herbaceous perennials, woody shrubs and trees, and even annuals and interior plants.

This illustrated book tells the story of artists Brad Davis and Janis Provisor and their discovery of the ancient practice of carpet weaving in China.

The human experience is an intimate, tough, and, at times, hilarious conversation with what is familiar and what is mystery. Poetry at its best turns this conversation into art and teaches by example how to employ language creatively and courageously--even coyly--in exploring the full range of human response to whatever life may deliver. Certainly the biblical Psalms set the highest of standards in this regard. In Opening King David, Davis takes aim at making contemporary poems in conversation with the Psalms; his personal, cultural, and natural surroundings; and the wonder and mess of his own soul. As a painter with all colors at his disposal, Davis writes with the full spectrum of his available vocabulary, sometimes reaching for the glorious ineffable, at other times bluntly telling it like it--darkly--is. Neither devotional nor inspirational nor religious, these human poems take God seriously and honor our common struggle toward what Saint Paul calls "the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ."

Description:The human experience is an intimate, tough, and, at times, hilarious conversation with what is familiar and what is mystery. Poetry at its best turns this conversation into art and teaches by example how to employ language creatively and courageously--even coyly--in exploring the full range of human response to whatever life may deliver. Certainly the biblical Psalms set the highest of standards in this regard. In Opening King David, Davis takes aim at making contemporary poems in conversation with the Psalms; his personal, cultural, and natural surroundings; and the wonder and mess of his own soul. As a painter with all colors at his disposal, Davis writes with the full spectrum of his available vocabulary, sometimes reaching for the glorious ineffable, at other times bluntly telling it like it--darkly--is. Neither devotional nor inspirational nor religious, these human poems take God seriously and honor our common struggle toward what Saint Paul calls ""the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ.""Endorsements:""Like a Rabbi opening the sacred text, then toiling further yet to open every word therein, Brad Davis has pored over both the scriptures and our common circumstance to prod, to raise our wits, that we might glimpse how every challenge, every adversity might be met with grace.""--Scott Cairnsauthor of Compass of AffectionAbout the Contributor(s):Brad Davis has taught at the College of the Holy Cross, Eastern Connecticut State University, Pomfret School, and The Stony Brook School. Winner of an AWP Intro Journal Award and the Sunken Garden Poetry Prize, he has had poems published in Poetry, The Paris Review, Image, Michigan Quarterly Review, Tar River Poetry, Ascent, Chautauqua, and elsewhere. He is the author of four books of poems from Antrim House.