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8 Ways to Draw Fish

Luisa Martelo, Various Artists

This unusual art activity book featuring fish introduces children to a variety of Indian art traditions. Through tracing, patterning and colouring differently shaped fish and the water they swim in, children learn to explore each of the distinctive art traditions in the book – or just have fun. They also get to experience and understand how art is as much about the imagination as it is about depiction. The book comes with clear and valuable information on Indian art traditions.

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Weight 260.0 g
Dimensions 343 × 267 mm
ISBN

978-93-83145-39-3
Pages

16
Printing

Offset-printed
Binding

Paperback
Age Group

4+
HSN Code

49030010
Luisa Martelo

Luisa Martelo

Luisa Martelo is a graphic designer from Porto, Portugal, living and working in London for the last six years. While freelancing and working for design studios for the last two years, she has also explored design out of its traditional client-based context. She sees the potential of graphic communication to engage and empower marginalised communities and instigate discussions that benefit society. Click here to discover her other Tara Books.

Various Artists

Various Artists

Drawings featured in this book are by from several folk traditions around India. These folk artists include Sunita ,Bhajju Shyam, Rambharos Jha, Swarna Chitrakar and Subhash Amaliyar.

Catriona Maciver

Catriona Maciver

Catriona Maciver, who designed the cover for this book, is a multidisciplinary designer from Scotland. After graduating in Graphic Design from Central Saint Martin’s College in London, she travelled to India to explore traditional artisanal craft and culture. It was this interest that led her to work for Tara Books in 2013. Catriona continues to work on book projects with Tara, while also running her own studio in South India. Click here to discover her other Tara Books.

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