Digital Art 2226 Class Guide Weaver : Books

PLEASE DON'T DOWNLOAD THE BOOK!
DIRECTIONS:
Don't download book, but rather "READ ONLINE"
SEARCH WITHIN BOOK on left side of screen for your artist or artist work
CLICK ON THE SECTION AND READ
PRINT: Click on the PRINTER ICON and then select the page range you want to print. The number of pages is typically limited to 80 pages.

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