Yes, this time I want to do what if the pull! Didn 't I have ever done, but after 24 publications which bear my name on the front page, let me gloat a bit'!
's right, you go back to talk to scouts, or rather the series "technical aids" of Fiordaliso, a series of educational books for children (typically scout) from 11 to 16 years, illustrating different techniques and scout ... advise, teach, suggest, and fun.
E 'from 2007 that explains in this ongoing series and I must say that the experience of four years has helped me grow and mature as a designer and communicator (and also as a colorist, incredibly ) and found improvements in booklet libretto ... even learning new and interesting things about the various topics ... type, did you know that
... the leaves are different for every plant that we find in the meadow or the woods, let us see how made. Their shape is flat and looks different: the flat part called lamina. the tip of the leaf is called apex, its perimeter is margin, the short support to the branch that unites is petiole, the base is where the blade ends and begins the stalk . The leaf shape may be round , elliptical, oval . obovate, lanceolate but can also be a cross between two similar forms. Another difference, which can be used for identification, is the trend of the ribs : penninervie, when their arrangement resembles that of the barbules of a feather bird parallelinervie , if you run all the base to apex remaining more or less parallel; palminervie , when all depart from the base and go direct to the edge. A basic element of recognition is the shape of the margin that ... If you want to know more and buy a few books, click here or here, or here .
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