Making an Impression by Geninne Zlatkis
Popular illustrator and stamper Geninne Zlatkis has a passion for nature and color that distinguishes her work. These 20 beautiful projects--including cards, an embellished journal and tote, and decorative wall pieces--provide the keys to Geninne's creative process and image-making process. In addition to technique-specific primers with step-by-step photos of the essentials, Making an Impression includes 50 motifs showcasing Geninne's signature designs that crafters can copy and use for image transfers, stamp designs, and collages.
"Zlatkis's bold, folk art-inspired stamps are lovely to look at, and her enthusiasm for her craft is apparentCrafters working with both paper and fabric will enjoy this collection." --Library Journal "A gorgeous book. From the first page to the last, Zlatkis teaches you that with just one single idea, you can make art that sings, not shouts; art that skips, not sprints . . . From tags, stationery, wrapping paper to a garden journal and more, this book teaches you how easy and empowering the art of carving rubber can be." --Crescendoh "(Geninne's) passion for nature and color seeps through every page, instantly grabbing the reader's attention, and her straightforward writing style encourages even the non-crafter to pick up a carving block and simple cutting tools. Talk about putting a personal stamp on your art! In just a few steps, you'll be putting YOUR stamp on everything from paper to fabric to home décor designs." --Crafts n' Things
"Zlatkiss bold, folk art-inspired stamps are lovely to look at, and her enthusiasm for her craft is apparent. Crafters working with both paper and fabric will enjoy this collection." --Library Journal "A gorgeous book. From the first page to the last, Zlatkis teaches you that with just one single idea, you can make art that sings, not shouts; art that skips, not sprints . . . From tags, stationery, wrapping paper to a garden journal and more, this book teaches you how easy and empowering the art of carving rubber can be." --Crescendoh "(Geninnes) passion for nature and color seeps through every page, instantly grabbing the readers attention, and her straightforward writing style encourages even the non-crafter to pick up a carving block and simple cutting tools. Talk about putting a personal stamp on your art! In just a few steps, youll be putting YOUR stamp on everything from paper to fabric to home décor designs." --Crafts n Things
"Zlatkiss bold, folk art-inspired stamps are lovely to look at, and her enthusiasm for her craft is apparent. Crafters working with both paper and fabric will enjoy this collection." --Library Journal "A gorgeous book. From the first page to the last, Zlatkis teaches you that with just one single idea, you can make art that sings, not shouts; art that skips, not sprints . . . From tags, stationery, wrapping paper to a garden journal and more, this book teaches you how easy and empowering the art of carving rubber can be." --Crescendoh "(Geninnes) passion for nature and color seeps through every page, instantly grabbing the readers attention, and her straightforward writing style encourages even the non-crafter to pick up a carving block and simple cutting tools. Talk about putting a personal stamp on your art! In just a few steps, youll be putting YOUR stamp on everything from paper to fabric to home décor designs." --Crafts n Things
Geninne Zlatkis is a blogger (geninne.com) and illustrator (etsy.com/shop/Geninne). In her humorous work, she employs a wide range of techniques (painting, collage, writing, stamping, and more). Urban Outfitters has sold her illustrated prints and licensed designs, and her designs can also be seen on an organic cotton fabric line from Cloud 9 Fabrics and a pocket planner from Galison. Craft Hope (Lark Fall 2010) featured Geninne's hand-carved stamped-cards creation. She lives in Querataro, Mexico, just outside of Mexico City.
| SKU | Unavailable |
| ISBN 13 | 9781454701255 |
| ISBN 10 | 1454701250 |
| Title | Making an Impression |
| Author | Geninne Zlatkis |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Lark Books,U.S. |
| Year published | 2012-10-02 |
| Number of pages | 136 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
| Note | Unavailable |