Annie Lang

Busybody Kids: Linework Pattern Workbook Annie Lang

Publisher Marketing: Everybody loves a busy kid and Annie's got an entire crew of cleaning, sweeping, building and painting kids working at their tasks with happy hearts. Choose from dozens of mix and match characters, tools and equipment designs to build your own team of happy workers. Themed patterns were created from Annie's Housekeeping Kids, Under Construction and Paint me a Rainbow collection of art images. Simply trace any of the whimsical design linework patterns from this workbook and then transfer the image onto your project surface to make outstanding personalized items with professional results It doesn't matter if you're a seasoned artisan or simply looking for delightfully whimsical designs to satisfy your creative urges, you'll find 40 pages of themed designs you can use over and over again. Pages feature lineart pattern designs with small color samples to use for your decorative painting, paper crafting, scrapbooking and needleart projects...all are hand rendered images by Annie Lang! The images in this book are intended for personal, classroom and small resale business use to create individually crafted items. This 40 page publication features linework of whimsical kids doing household chores along with coordinating household cleaning supply motifs. You'll also find an entire crew of busy construction workers hard at work on their building projects with pages of mix and match contruction materials, tools and equipment. Last but not least, you'll discover an entire studio of busy artists with all the tools and supplies you can imagine are needed for a well stocked art studio. Designs can be colored with paint, color pencils, inks, markers, chalks, etc. There are extra pages at the back of the book you can use for personal project notes. How can you use these patterns? *Decorative painters can use them for wood, glass, wearables, plastic items, canvas, home dec accent items, furniture, walls and any other paintable surface imaginable. *Papercrafters can use them to create greeting cards, tags, scrapbooking accents, paper piecing projects and more. *Fabric artisans can use them to make appliques, quilt squares, wearable items, etc. *Teachers can use them to create fun bulletin boards, classroom novelties, murals, window decorations and teaching materials. *Cake makers and cookie bakers can use them to make clever wrappers, fondant treats, cookie stamps and other edible delights. *Designers can use them for artist reference to help spark your own creative inspirations! Contributor Bio:  Lang, Annie Annie Lang is a self-taught award winning designer/author who published 29 decorative arts how-to instructional books with Easl Publications from 1995-2003. Her many licensed characters and project designs have appeared in a wide variety of painting and craft magazines and have been used on numerous commercially manufactured products and fabric collections. She continues to actively support the Creative Arts Community which has played a key role in her home based business, Annie Things Possible since 1986. Annie's whimsical characters and creative designs, which include everything from buglets to elves, have found their way into the international commercial marketplace and into the hearts of arts and crafts lovers worldwide. After years of offering direct to consumer downloadable art images and projects, Annie has now turned to independent publishing ventures which include instructional drawing lesson ebooks, trace and transfer Linework Pattern books and most recently, authored and illustrated children's books based on her whimsical character art. Annie Lang currently resides in Grand Blanc, Michigan, very near the community where both she and her husband, grew up. Her growing family continues to provide her with limitless support, inspiration, and humor, which has always been reflected in her work.