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Making Mobiles (Schiffer Book for Artists)

Description

When observing an especially beautiful mobile, beginning artists often think, Wow, I want to make one like THAT! If you have stood under a mobile by Alexander Calder and entertained such thoughts, this book will help you make one like that. This guide provides practical and encouraging step-by-step instructions for making horizontally balanced mobiles. From assembling the materials and tools through the designing, fabricating, assembly, painting, and hanging stages, you can create your own mobiles, with Bruce at your side the whole time. His 19 carefully written chapters and 190 color photographs let you see and understand all the stages toward creating your mobiles. He even shows you how to fix a mistake and pack it for shipping. By following Bruces steps and positive attitude, hours of fun and challenge will be rewarded with art you are proud of.

Reviews

Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2010-08-08
Summary: "Making Mobiles"

Very good book, and very unique in terms of the 'how to' aspects. Lots of books about Mobiles; few on how to make them. Seems to have the right level of detail - good value.

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2009-10-14
Summary: "Great "how to" book!"

The author gives very detailed, step-by-step instructions about how to construct the various elements of a mobile. The photos are very helpful also. I enjoyed the author's running commentary -- humorous (whether he intended it to be or not), insightful and thoughtful.

The only thing that would have improved the book is if the author had written a chapter on how to actually DESIGN a mobile, starting from scratch. It fell short there.

Otherwise, a great book!
Guess what my granddaughter is getting for Christmas?

John

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2009-10-12
Summary: "Good intro to techniques"

First time through this book, I thought it was a little light on "real" information. Then as I started to think of ideas that I might want to create, I went back and found that really there is a lot of information in there to help you make it happen. I would like to see more pictures of the samples from different angles, to better see how the pieces fit together. For me, this book has been a worthwhile purchase.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-09-16
Summary: "Metal mobiles only"

While I'm sure this is a fabulous book -- the photos are numerous and precise, the directions are, too -- I am returning it because it is only about making mobiles with metal.

The product description does not mention this at all. A review mentioning "sheet metal" appeared after I put this book in my shopping cart; if I'd seen that earlier, I would not have ordered this book.

What I was looking for was basic instruction on the design of mobiles of any materials, especially cardboard, cut paper, and whatever else I can concoct for starters. I will try the Tim Rose book now.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-08-17
Summary: "Very informative!"

This book tells you exactly what you need to know to make a mobile out of sheet metal. Every step of the process is covered and illustrated with photos. I can't wait to try out the techniques!