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"I highly recommend this book! Clear and concise, it has a place in every art studio, every home, every school, and every summer camp. Clear, concise and easy to follow makes this book a pleasure to both use as a how-to book and read through for pleasure." - Michael Pewtherer, author of the Wilderness Survival Handbook"I think this book will be very popular among our readers, with good reason. It's so well done, and written very purely, in close touch with the earth. It's kind of a love story, because you can feel how appreciated all of the earth's offerings are to the artist." - The Essential Herbal Magazine"His landmark contribution, The Organic Artist, is your Rosetta Stone, if you will, and will unlock your creativity, whether you are an artist or an earth living skills student or instructor. Seriously. This is it. Your Golden Ticket, to a whole new world and relationship to the wild around you. It opens the doors to a level of exploration that most people haven't even tried to pass through, because they 'didn't know how' to make their own paints, inks, paper, or pigments. Until now, that's been a valid point. It's a how-to book, through and through, but it's more than that. It's a showcase of Nick's art, made from oak ink, or grapevine charcoal, or beeswax crayons and hand made paper." - Ricardo Sierra, Hawk Circle Wilderness Education Executive Director
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About the Author
Nick Neddo has been teaching people primitive skills since 2000. His interests span from Stone Age skills and technology, to nature observation and art. Drawing, however, is his first and greatest interest. His skill set also includes wilderness survival, tracking and awareness, basketry, and hide tanning. He currently teaches at the Roots School in Vermont, where he runs classes and workshops for both adults and children on primitive arts, Stone-Age living skills, wilderness survival, and nature awareness. He is the author of The Organic Artist: Make Your Own Paint, Paper, Pigments, Prints and More from Nature as well as Wild Art Workshop for Kids: A Kids Guide to Making Supplies and Art from Nature. He lives in Montpelier, VT.
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Product details
Paperback: 160 pages
Publisher: Quarry Books (January 15, 2015)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1592539262
ISBN-13: 978-1592539260
Product Dimensions:
8.5 x 0.5 x 10.5 inches
Shipping Weight: 1.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
4.8 out of 5 stars
93 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#93,401 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
This book is a homesteader's dream come true. It is loaded with practical artistic projects that if practiced and done correctly can give one a very well-founded sense of accomplishment and joy. I haven't done any true home creative projects in quite a while and reading through this book really got my juices flowing to start on a project using materials that I already have (pet hair galore), or that I can find on my suburban property. These various projects are often linked together such as making glue out of hide pieces then having to add your iron/vinegar solution that you made as a previous project. I am looking forward to trying out some of the more simple projects with my kids this spring when we can work outside and not stink up the inside of our house cooking up what is required in a project to cook.One of my kids is really wanting to make home-made quills from large bird feathers. We won't be able to find any of large feathers around here so we will have to purchase them somewhere but the experience of knowing how to make the quills is what we are after. Then later, we can choose what type of ink we want to make - coffee, berry, soot, black walnut or some other? I've reached the age where I'm now very interested in what my ancestors did and how they did them, and I want to try to instill that interest in my kids, if possible. Honestly, I don't see our way of life being sustained forever and the day will probably come sooner than we think that all of this stuff we've had for years available all the time nearly everywhere we go just might not be around anymore, or nearly in as much a quantity and cheap price. It might behoove a person to learn to make things the way they used to be made. And besides, it's fun!!Love the projects in this book and I look forward to making a lot of them with my kids or without. I am especially interested in making paper, which we can write on using our home-made quills and ink!
I first heard about this book through an email link and being artist and jack of all trades I decided to pick it up on a pre-order. I have purchased books on making various things from nature in the past and some of them are either too simplistic, to boring, or are nothing but pictures. Of course some of the books are great and I have to say this falls into that category. It has enough information on the basics to grab your interest without being boring and it allows you to be creative with your variations. It also has enough pictures to get the information across correctly and show what you can do with the techniques, without being a coffee table book.I do have a couple of small things I can see as being problems for others. First, this book isn't really for city dwellers, urbanites, third story apartment renters, or those unacquainted with dirt. Not saying that people who live in cities won't gain anything from this book, but many of the processes are smelly, or require the ability to light fires without going to jail. Also since the book suggests, as do I, that the reader acquire materials from nature, in a humane and eco-minded manner, living in a city would make this difficult and ordering too many materials in sort of defeats the point. Second, I found some of the topics covered to be rudimentary, although I believe that is more from my preexisting knowledge on the subject rather than an issue wit the book. It is only for a couple of things, however, and even though I dabble in this sort of art (for example I make my own charcoal all the time) I still found a great number of useful things.If you are an artist or know an artist who has access to the outdoor wonders of nature, then I recommend this book for you, or for you to purchase for them. Also anyone who likes the book "Back to Basics" by Abigail R. Gehring will love this book as well. If you like to take hikes and long nature walks you will be amazed by all of the materials you can find in just a couple of minutes of looking. I can see this book getting ragged edges and a worn cover, not because of the quality of the bookbinding, but because I will look at it so often. BUY THIS BOOK.
This book is unlike any book on art that I have ever read or have in my art library. The pictures on the cover are what drew me to this book. I love to use charcoal, inks, watercolors, etc in my art. I also love to use earthy colors, and I especially love to have an organic feel to my art. So this book piqued my interest.It exceeded ALLand EVERY expectations. I'll never walk through the woods, go on a hike or look at my own backyard the same. Nick breaks down step by step different ways to create all my favorite mediums using materials Mother Nature provides.All that said, making the different supplies listed throughout his book are not quick to make, nor may all the materials be readily available. Though everything is broken down in easy to follow step by step with pictures, and photos of art Nick creates using his organic supplies. Even if you never want to make your own supplies, this book is a worthy addition to any artists library.
Inspiring! I love nothing more than walking in the wild, gathering plants and creating works of art from them. But up until now, most of those things we tools for survival. Bowls, bows, baskets and everything else you can think of that starts with the letter B. The Organic Artist however, allows the individual to step back in time to that moment when art was advanced one step further than function. With one foot in the past, the reader can take a step forward toward the future, where perhaps, like the author, they can create magnificent works of art that are made, start to finish, in harmony with the natural world. Neddo's own work serves as an inspiring example of what's possible and his explanations are clear and easy to follow. I'm most grateful for the teachings shared in this book.
Overall this book will teach me most of what I need to know. The only parts of it I absolutely will not be using are the parts like the 'hide glue' that require use of animal parts to make it. I was hoping the section on paper would also include how to make paper from recycled paper but it only covers making it from leaves.
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