Monday, July 16, 2018
Color and Light in Russian and Korean
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James Gurney
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9 comments:
A much better contribution than what we see in international politics these days!
Джеймс Гарни. Цвет и Свет. подробное пособие по рисованию для начинающих и профессионалов. от автора динотопии. just in case :)
Master,
You don't need to translate the books to russian and korean
to help President Trump's international diplomacy.
Your work is in itself a HUGE contribution to him.
You are an international true celebrity, my friend.
Be sure about this.
signed: A Brazilian fan.
Rio-Brazil
You need not be an artist to appreciate Color And Light. It demonstrates how we see what's in front of us in ways one may not have thought of. Visuals transcend both language and political boundaries. I really like the cover image on the Russian version and can't help but wonder why it's different.
Now i have a birthday present for my non english speaking friend.
Português please !
I really love your book and of course this blog as well.
Greetings from Chile
Excellent article! We will be linking to this great article on our site.Keep up the great writing.
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