Author: Robyn Broyles
Publisher:
Published: 2015-09-17
Total Pages: 90
ISBN-13: 9780692494417
DOWNLOAD EBOOKCalling all colorists: Whether you are a beginner to adult coloring books or you already have well-honed skills, you have never seen a coloring book like this! Both artistic kids (age 8 and older) and adults who appreciate coloring well-designed artwork love these amazing designs .Hidden in geometric grid patterns are twenty-two marvelous animal portraits, ready for you to color! Relax and feel the stress melt away as you fill in the simple shapes, revealing complex and beautiful patÂterns.Each picture is printed on only one side of a page, on smooth, high-quality white paper. Color suggestions for each image help your work come to life.As a bonus, fifteen blank grids are included so you can create your own grid art!This book has been tested and found FUN by colorists from age eight to adult.Special benefits and features: Teachers and home-schooling parents can use this book as a supplement to both math and art curricula. The blank-grid section includes educational material about the geometry of grids and tessellations, where they can be found in the real world, and how they are used in art. This text includes over 40 vocabulary words, underlined where they are used in context, with phonetic pronunciations provided where appropriate. The words are also presented in two subject-specific lists (one for geometry, one for art & design) at the end of the book. Various reading level calculators consistently scored the text at a seventh- to eighth-grade reading level (appropriate for students aged 12-14). Children and adults on the autism spectrum and with other learning differences are especially apt to be fascinated by these deceptively simple designs. The pictures have been tested both by neurotypical ("ordinary") people and by individuals with learning differences. We have seen some amazing bonding and rapport-building between individuals coloring their own copies of the same picture!
Book Synopsis Grid Art: Animals by : Robyn Broyles
Download or read book Grid Art: Animals written by Robyn Broyles and published by . This book was released on 2015-09-17 with total page 90 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Calling all colorists: Whether you are a beginner to adult coloring books or you already have well-honed skills, you have never seen a coloring book like this! Both artistic kids (age 8 and older) and adults who appreciate coloring well-designed artwork love these amazing designs .Hidden in geometric grid patterns are twenty-two marvelous animal portraits, ready for you to color! Relax and feel the stress melt away as you fill in the simple shapes, revealing complex and beautiful patÂterns.Each picture is printed on only one side of a page, on smooth, high-quality white paper. Color suggestions for each image help your work come to life.As a bonus, fifteen blank grids are included so you can create your own grid art!This book has been tested and found FUN by colorists from age eight to adult.Special benefits and features: Teachers and home-schooling parents can use this book as a supplement to both math and art curricula. The blank-grid section includes educational material about the geometry of grids and tessellations, where they can be found in the real world, and how they are used in art. This text includes over 40 vocabulary words, underlined where they are used in context, with phonetic pronunciations provided where appropriate. The words are also presented in two subject-specific lists (one for geometry, one for art & design) at the end of the book. Various reading level calculators consistently scored the text at a seventh- to eighth-grade reading level (appropriate for students aged 12-14). Children and adults on the autism spectrum and with other learning differences are especially apt to be fascinated by these deceptively simple designs. The pictures have been tested both by neurotypical ("ordinary") people and by individuals with learning differences. We have seen some amazing bonding and rapport-building between individuals coloring their own copies of the same picture!
