Books published by Frank Fisher

Dix-huit projets révolutionnaires couvrant l''originalité et la progression de la plupart des techniques d''argile polymère de Angie Scarr, qui sont maintenant les normes dans la fabrication de nourriture miniature aujourd''hui. Cette partie est un regard en arrière d''une série d''articles de 2000-2001 "Challenge Angie" du magazine Dolls House & Miniature Scene. Une chance pour une nouvelle génération de voir ces originaux, maintenant épuisés depuis longtemps , tous écrits dans le style légèrement impertinent d''Angie.

You will find 4 styles of tiny house atapproximately 24th scale and loads ofscenic flowers and weeds in this 'just for fun'introduction to using 3D pen to create fantasyscenes in an easy to use 'colouring book' styleformat. Look at how to work flat on paper andconstruct afterwards and how to use armaturesand other support materials. Suitable for adultsand children under adult supervision.Angie Scarr is better known for being aminiaturist using polymer clay. In this bookco-authored with husband Frank Fisher, they explorea whole new medium.

Miniaturist, self builder and serial creative Angie, never did things quite the way anyone thought she should. This is the story of how challenging and also how rewarding life can be if you take an unconventional path and stick with it in spite of all indications that disaster is looming. Angie and her 'Computer Geek' husband Frank's exploits in England and Andalucía are unusual, maddening, cringe-worthy and sometimes very funny indeed. There are moments of triumph and moments of despair. And almost always a blind faith and a can do attitude. Woven through the whole story is her absolute passion for thinking up new creative ideas, sharing them and inspiring other people. This rags to rags autobiography is both a cautionary and joyful tale for anyone thinking of living a non-traditional creative life, or anyone contemplating making the big leap to another country in the belief that it will all work out.