Skulls

Skulls
ISBN-10
1600593755
ISBN-13
9781600593758
Category
Art
Pages
179
Language
English
Published
2008
Publisher
Sterling Publishing Company, Inc.
Author
Noah Scalin

Description

Presents a collection of 150 skulls from the artist, along with a description and anecdote about each one, and includes instructions to create four different skull projects.

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