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Luke Peeples was a South Carolina composer who collected and arranged African American Spirituals. He was an exceptional pianist and some of his compositions were too complicated for the average pianist. This book presents some simplified arrangements of Luke's Spirituals. More information about Luke can be found in the book, on astarfell.com and graveshouse.org.

Lucy Goose is a twelve-year-old gosling who discovers that computers have replaced all the fine arts teachers at the academy. She must overcome fear to lead the fight for the creative freedom of Gooseria. Her odyssey begins on the dangerous “River of Reality” in hopes of joining forces with her teachers at the magical Crystal Lake. “Sisterhood of the Flying Goose” is based on the real struggle to keep the Fine Arts in our schools. Through her main character, Rieth explores the impact of a one-size-fits-all educational system and the ongoing battle of teachers versus online computer screens.

Artists don’t retire; they work until they drop. Aging will affect how you work and how much you produce successfully. Equally important, most serious artists accumulate artwork that is not sold. How do you preserve your work and what will happen to your work after you die? The truth is that most of the art made by the majority of artists will end up in the attic, basement, dumpster or flea market. Spouses and children can’t successfully handle a lifetime of artwork. If you care about your later years and giving your art the respect it deserves, this book will show you how to upgrade and adjust your studio methods, how to get ahead of the curve for your later years, and offer alt ...

Collection of art by comic book artist/cartoonist, Chris Pyrate. Flip book including the complete section of Bartkira drawn by Pyrate.

Part satirical commentary and part interactive coloring book, Akcara Studio's White Jesus and Other Musings offers a comical look at depictions of Jesus in both commercial and fine art. The often silly and nonsensical narratives include observations and interpretations of religious art depicting the subject the author refers to in jest as "White Jesus" as viewed through a modern-day, mostly non-religious lens. The book includes 16 drawings based on images of Jesus, as well as a few other "bonus" illustrations that can be colored.

This 70 page book is the result of months of research and countless expeditions to Uncharted Dangerous Locales.... Do you dare step into the Undiscovered Lands that occupy the brain and thoughts of artist Ken Ruzic? This Year's collection of 2017 drawings has 10 more entries than the last edition with each page an invitation to color or decorate the walls of your Hut. Where else can you get 33 exquisite drawings packed into an 8x10 inch easy to stash book? Here is your Invitation to hike around tropical jungles,stumbled upon hidden brooks,encounter Cannibal kings and Ancestor Spirits....and even participate in a Melee! Suitable for adventurers of all ages... www.kinnyruzic.com