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Simply Painting
-- Brings painting to life by making it fun and enjoyable. -- Designed for people who have never painted before. -- Based on the methods used in the "Simply Painting" PBS TV series. The Simply Painting series is a completely new, no-nonsense approach to watercolor and acrylic painting. Its unique techniques simplify the process of painting, unlock many secrets, and prove that anyone can paint. The series is presented in full color, with large type and an easy to follow, step-by-step method of painting. The first book in each series presents an introduction to painting for beginners, with basic information on watercolor or acrylic painting, and the materials needed. Volume Two in each series builds on the lessons previously learned, but can also be used on its own.
Frank Clarke's Paintbox 2
Following on from the success of the best-selling Paintbox (over 100,000 copies sold), Frank Clarke is back to encourage more would-be artists to have a go. Using his foolproof 'Have Some More Fun' method, Frank shows how anyone can achieve fantastic results in next to no time. A self-taught artist himself, Frank guides the new reader through the basic techniques needed for watercolour painting before embarking on a series of eight step-by-step lessons. The lessons offer new artists lots of opportunity to practise their techniques and will inspire readers of the first book to continue developing their hobby. Includes advice on materials and equipment, brush techniques, effects and strokes and how to correct mistakes. Franks infectious enthusiasm and straightforward method of teaching have turned millions of people into amateur artists. Paintbox 2 will have people reaching for their watercolours and creating beautiful pictures that most beginners can only dream of.
Tipping Point
When a mass-shooting prompts a call for the repeal of the 2nd amendment, a handful of states secede and provoke the Second U.S. Civil War.
God's Polished Arrows
Frank and Betty Clarke were rough wooden branches in the hand of a master craftsman who, through their lives of submission and faith, became polished arrows which in turn helped to create thousands more polished arrows as the Dani people of the West Papuan highlands were completely transformed by the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. These memoirs give just a glimpse into the process of this profound transformation. They describe how God uses even what seems like difficult circumstances and family life, and even one's interests and personal quirks, to prepare people to fulfill His ultimate purposes. They emphasize once again that faith and obedience, not ability or human reasoning, is the key to pleasing God and accomplishing His will.
Frank Clarke's Paintbox
Through a simple series of techniques, this book aims to show that anyone can enjoy and succeed at watercolour painting. It describes how to paint a wide range of subjects, including figures, cottages and other buildings, mountains, mist and other effects, and boats, bridges and harbour scenes.
Indecent Disclosure
This book presents alternative solutions to the problem of 'unexpected' corporate failures.
Above a Common Soldier
First published as To Form a More Perfect Union in 1941, this rare volume of Civil War-era letters relates the poignant experiences of an English immigrant in the service of the United States Army as a noncommissioned officer, civilian employee, and Union volunteer. Frank Clarke served in Mexico, Missouri, New Mexico, and Bleeding Kansas, on the Sioux, Solomon River, and Utah expeditions, and in war-torn Tennessee and Mississippi. After Frank's tragic death in 1862, his wife Mary corresponded with his English mother, detailing the daily struggles of a military widow and her five sons in frontier Kansas. Darlis Miller has kept George Hammond's original annotations and added a few new ones. Her introductions to the book and individual chapters provide biographical details on Frank's and Mary's lives and place their letters in historical context.
We Were Brothers In Arms
We Were Brothers in Arms is an attempt to understand the experience of battle during WW2 through the personal experiences of the ordinary soldier. Frank Clark has gathered together the amazing stories of British soldiers during the eleven months of frenzied warfare that followed D-Day, and combined them into this fascinating volume. As a veteran himself (serving in WW2, Korea, Malaya, Cyprus, Northern Ireland and during the Cold War), Frank is well versed in the adrenalin of battle, and here he brings together the tales of a wide cross section of fighting men on the front line. There are stories from the infantry, the assault troops who stormed the Normandy beaches and forced bridgeheads. Th...
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