Art'bracadabra - by Raphaël Garnier (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

Winner of the Silver Eureka Nonfiction Award

Unveil the mysteries of art in this award-winning magical book that invites you to explore the ten basic elements and principles of art.

Lift flaps, spin wheels, pull tabs, marvel at pop-ups, and explore different textures as you embark on a journey filled with creativity and discovery as you learn about color, shape, perspective, and much more. For budding artists of all ages!

Art'bracadabra is adapted from a series of short films produced by the renowned modern artist Raphaël Garnier, displayed at the Centre Pompidou in Paris, France.

HIGHLY INTERACTIVE: A novelty book filled with flaps to life, wheels to spin, and textures to touch.

AWARD-WINNING: Winner of the best Children's Art Book at FILAF (International Festival of Art and Film Books).

WORLD-RENOWNED ARTIST: Raphaël Garnier is a celebrated artist in the field of Modern Art.

Perfect for:
- Art lovers and art-appreciators of all ages
- Gift-givers who are looking for a unique, beautiful, and inspiring novelty book
- Parents and educators who are looking to teach kids about art and design from an early age

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Winner of the Silver Eureka Nonfiction Award

About the Author

Raphaël Garnier is a creative director and artist. His work is varied and crosses many fields including graphic design, illustration, publishing, textile design and sculpture. Raphaël likes to tinker and invent a world with next to nothing. He designed the Art'bracadabra series of short films for the Centre Pompidou, which introduced children to the fundamentals of art in a playful way through an organic and dreamlike language.