She lives in Roswell, GA. . Margie Deeb teaches popular workshops on beading and color throughout the USThe more than 20 projects-each of which represents a specific color scheme or palette-include a discussion of the palette, multiple
| Title | : | The Beader's Guide to Color |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.73 (817 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0823004872 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 144Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-4-3 |
| Language | : | English |
She lives in Roswell, GA.
. Margie Deeb teaches popular workshops on beading and color throughout the USThe more than 20 projects-each of which represents a specific color scheme or palette-include a discussion of the palette, multiple color illustrations, a beadwork pattern, and a listing of the beads required to complete that design.. Other essentials covered include blending techniques, how a bead's surface finish affects its color, and how color can be used to create and accentuate pattern, rhythm, and movement within a beadwork design. Color is discussed in depth, including the basics of the color wheel, the psychological and symbolic associations of all the colors of the spectrum, plus whites, blacks, grays, metallics, and neutrals. Demonstrating how color can be used to create unique and vibrant beadwork designs, this guide will interest beaders at all skill levels. She lives in Roswell, GA. About the AuthorMargie Deeb teaches popular workshops on beading and color throughout the USIn comparing this book with, say Goldberg's "Genetic Algorithms" (may be the most popular genetic algorithms text), this book reads more like a German habilitation thesis (which I imagine it may have served as such), where as Goldberg's book seems more of a light introduction for the mathematically uninitiated. It's packed with tons of great advice. Murray. Scott Lemriel’s book, The Emerald Doorway, is a fiction based on fact exploration of Earth’s ancient history. Jordie's a smart, likable heroine who sometimes does stupid, impulsive things that add to her authenticity, as do Alex's hot-and-cold ways. However, its content easily compensates for its considerable bulk. Again, it's a very thought provoking section, and although I can't see myself making some of these items, they definitely expand my ideas about color, texture and mood expressed in beads. The only fault, for my purpose, is that I doubt this will wipe off easily if I get any dirt on it. There is one - The Official Guide for GMAT Review, 12th Edition. Steven Barnes, Tananarive Due, Barbara Hambly, and Marcia Douglas are just a few of the talented contributors. Which I strongly agree with. The others are The Tao of Co
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