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Renowned papercutter, Jessica Palmer introduces the story of papercutting, then shows the reader how to 'see the world' as a papercutter. Sharing her art from inspiration to conclusion, she shows how to separate the visual world into positive and negative shapes and design gorgeous images, creating pattern, texture and striking images from paper. Her art is essentially 'drawing with a knife' and she shows step by step how to achieve this safely and effectively. A practical section explains the materials needed and techniques used, including how to work from photographs. Then Jessica shares her art in paper, which includes silhouettes, wearable art, portraits, landscapes, fashion images, book covers and illustrations, life drawing, works in 3D and more.

Horror writer Scott McDowell knew the violent history of the old Graves house, and to him, that only made the place more interesting. But he wasn't prepared for the effect the house would have on his pregnant wife and their two young boys. For Scott has led his family into the grip of a malevolent force . . . a force hungering for the child waiting to be born.

Born in Chicago, Jessica Palmer's life was profoundly shaped by her mother's career as a professional clown. With a nursing degree, she initially worked in hospitals before transitioning to psychiatric nursing, where her rapport with patients flourished. Her diverse experiences led her to write for educational television and technical writing in health and safety, even becoming a British subject. An accomplished author with 28 published works, including award-nominated fiction, she now focuses on satire, with her latest short story collection, Other Visions of Heaven and Hell.

Featuring 80 intricate line drawings, this large format coloring book invites creativity and discovery, as each design conceals a hidden charm. Perfect for both relaxation and artistic expression, it offers a unique coloring experience that blends art with surprise.

Exploring the language of rejection, Jessica Palmer's poetry collection delves into themes of grief and agency, capturing the tension between heart and mind. With a blend of physics and faith, her work traverses the landscapes of Appalachia and the cosmos, presenting a universe marked by beauty, ambiguity, and the complexities of loneliness. Through explosive honesty, Palmer moves from silence to expression, confronting the disruptions of life in a brief yet impactful collection that invites readers to reflect on their own experiences.

Featuring 80 intricate line drawings, this large format edition of a bestselling coloring book invites creativity and relaxation. The detailed illustrations provide a captivating escape for artists of all ages, allowing for personal expression and artistic exploration. Perfect for those seeking a meditative and enjoyable coloring experience, this book stands out with its beautiful designs.

Set in a world where dreams break barriers, the story follows Maya, a little girl with boundless imagination, known as "Rocket Girl." Her extraordinary journey is fueled by passion and determination as she strives to become an astronaut. The narrative explores themes of ambition and the transformative power of dreams, highlighting Maya's inspiring quest to reach for the stars.

The Sheep Book. The children are told to count sheep when they complain theyre not tired and cant sleep. But what happens when those sheep have no interest in being counted? What happens when those sheep have some adventuring to do?

Illustrator and papercutter, Jessica Palmer, has created 80 pages of enchanting hand-drawn pictures with an enchanted woodland theme for you to colour in. Each one includes a `hidden jewel', intricately worked into the design.

Illustrator and papercutter, Jessica Palmer, has created 75 pages of enchanting hand-drawn pictures with a seaside theme for you to colour in. Each one includes a `hidden treasure', intricately worked into the design.