In the 18 years since Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone was published, the series’ covers have evolved nearly as much as its characters.
With a recently released edition of hardcovers from Bloomsbury UK, we’re revisiting five editions of amazing Harry Potter covers that have graced the outside of our beloved favorite series over the years. The following editions are featured below from left to right: Scholastic US Edition (1998), Bloomsbury UK Edition (1997), Scholastic US 15th Anniversary Edition (2013), Bloomsbury UK Signature Series (2010), and the Bloomsbury UK Adult Hardcover Edition (2015). Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone Our favorite: Maybe it’s because it was the first one we ever read, but the Scholastic US Edition from 1998 will always be the best cover of Sorcerer’s Stone.
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Our favorite: The Scholastic US 15th Anniversary Edition captures the perfect trifecta: the Weasley’s flying car, The Burrow, and Hedwig. DIY Beauty. Android Software. Holistic Chick: Tricks of the Trade (3) - Using Tea as a Natural Hair Dye! Colored Pencil. Creative Cloud. Mac Pro. Mac Pro. Car Sharing, an alternative to car rental and car ownership – Zipcar.
Draw Freely. Are Step by Step Drawing Lessons Dead? I’m going to go out on a limb here and say some things that are contrary to what I’ve said in the past… Step by Step Drawing Lessons are not the Best Way to Learn How to Draw.
And Here’s Why… I’ve taken some heat over the years for using step by step to teach drawing, and the reason why they aren’t that good is because they teach you how to copy but they don’t really teach you how to draw. The reality of the situation is that actually drawing, and just copying are completely different. There’s a lot of thought that goes into a good drawing – even the most simplistic ones; while when you copy something, the thought process and understanding just isn’t there. Anyone can tell the difference between a good drawing and a bad one, but being able to see the difference and knowing why the drawing is good are two worlds apart, and it’s not until you can really draw, and develop yourself as an artist that you’ll be able to know exactly why one drawing is more appealing than another.
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Of course, everyone wants to get the job they want. Making the right resume is one key to get your desired post. A graphic design resume is a bit more challenging for you have to show your prowess in lay-outing and designing through your resume. Along with it, you also have to make sure you have written the right contents. In this article, we will share to you some things that you need to consider in writing a graphic design resume. 1. Image: EvelynGiggles Sometimes, you would overlook the type of paper you are using for your resume. 2. Image: thatunknownartist Since you are a graphic designer, make use of your lay-outing skills but do not make it look too crowded, complicated and over designed. 3. Image: Amita-Gandhi The font and the font size are very important. 4.
Image: shayluh Your resume should look good in one glance. 5. A. Image: rkaponm Of course, this is important. B.Your Personal Statement. Image: ryan-gfx c. F. Ads. SketchBook - Colored Pencil.