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A beautifully illustrated introduction to reptiles with colorful watercolor art and descriptions full of fun facts.
From the creator of the bestselling The Colorful World of Dinosaurs, this follow-up volume introduces fifty amazing reptiles with striking watercolor art and fun facts on each. Beloved author-illustrator Matt Sewell delves into the fascinating, mysterious, and sometimes downright bizarre lives of reptiles, including spectacular snakes, lizards, crocodiles, bearded dragons, turtles, and tortoises.
Did you know . . .
* The oldest known reptilian fossil is 315 million years old!
* That dinosaurs were also reptiles—though not, as some people think, giant lizards.
* The green basilisk can walk on water.
* The Galápagos tortoise can comfortably live for more than one hundred years.
* The saltwater crocodile is the world’s biggest living reptile (with an average one weighing around one thousand pounds!).
The Colorful World of Reptiles explores all these creatures and more—bright, horned, c
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All Things Considered is an exploration of the relationship we have with our home, a joyful celebration of individuality, and an uplifting collection of interiors that mix prints, patterns, textures, color, and style with gusto to create a happy space.
From bold global prints to modern graphics and cleverly deployed vintage and contemporary finds, readers will be galvanized to create surroundings that speak to them. Filled with interviews and stunning pictures of the homes of artists, designers, and creatives that place a curated sense of personality above all else, All Things Considered proves our homes are self-portraits of creative, individual style, and spaces to play and experiment to bring about feelings of joy and happiness.
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This striking colored pencil set from legendary architect Michael Graves's firm contains twenty-four colored pencils in his richly sophisticated palette. The textured box has a lift-off lid and pulls out of a glossy die-cut sleeve showcasing a perfect grid of squares—a subtle nod to the designer's penchant for designing windows in a grid. A folded enclosure features an inspiring essay on the use of color in the design process. Both minimal and elegant, the set reflects Graves's aesthetic and the architects and designers who will savor it as a gift and use it in their work.
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