| Description |
212 pages : colored illustrations ; 22 cm |
| Contents |
Blue Delta Jean Co., Tupelo and Oxford, Mississippi -- Board and Bread, Nashville, Tennessee -- Britt Bass Turner, Roswell, Georgia -- Caroline Z Hurley Studio, Brooklyn, New York -- Coral & Tusk, Brooklyn, New York -- Fay Andrada, Brooklyn, New York -- Ferme à Papier, San Francisco, California -- Forage Haberdashery, Media, Pennsylvania -- Gold Teeth Brooklyn, Los Angeles, California -- Jen Hewett, San Francisco, California -- Jenny Pennywood, San Francisco, California -- Kate Roebuck Studio, Chattanooga, Tennessee -- Knot & Bow, Brooklyn, New York -- Maryanne Moodie, Brooklyn, New York -- Matine, Washington, D.C. -- Moglea, Audubon, Iowa -- Paper & Clay, Memphis, Tennessee -- Quill & Fox, Lake Oswego, Oregon -- Scout Books, Portland, Oregon -- Son of a Sailor, Austin, Texas -- Sycamore Street Press, Heber City, Utah -- Teranishi Studio, Santa Ana, California -- The Object Enthusiast, Kansas City, Missouri -- Walnut Animal Society, Los Angeles, California -- Woodlot, Vancouver, British Columbia. |
| Summary |
This is the ultimate tell-all, show-all guide to making a living by making things. Featuring 25 profiles of illustrators, jewelry designers, ceramicists, painters, clothing designers, and printmakers, How to Make It provides a behind-the-scenes look at the daily rituals and best practices that keep these creative entrepreneurs on track. With Q & As, insider tips, and DIYs from each maker, these pages offer guidance and encouragement to artists just starting their careers and to professionals looking to take their creative business to the next level. Brimming with practical advice and inspiration, this book is a perfect gift for anyone interested in making it as a maker. |
| Subject(S) |
Handicraft.
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| ISBN |
9781452150017 (paperback) |
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145215001X (paperback) |
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