Book Review: Tate: Project Print: 30 projects to spark your creativity

Project Print collects 30-projects that involves making beautiful artworks using relief, screen and transfer printing.

The instructions are clear and concise, simple to follow. All the tools you'll need are listed. There are photos to show you the process, and the results, the art, looks great. These are projects you can practice at home.

Here are some things you'll be making:

• Envelopes
• Gift bags
• Tote bags
• Pillow
• Wrapping paper
• Postcards
• Gift tags
• Tattoos
• Paper cut
• T-shirts
• Pencil case
• Photo montage book
• Drawstring bag
• Apron
• Wall tiles
• Lamp
• And other print items

This is a wonderful book for those who want to experiment with hand-printing techniques and make something for yourself. There's satisfaction in making physical art, one you can hang on the wall, place on the shelf or wear.

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