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Art Escapes - Daily exercises & inspirations for discovering greater creativity & artistic confidence

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ISBN number 1-58180-307-9

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The Bear and the Blackberry
Written by Stephen Kanter
Illustrated by Dory Kanter

About The Bear and the Blackberry

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Watercolor Magic magazine
December 2004 Yearbook


Ignite Your Imagination in the New Year


Kick-start your creativity with a fun art exercise for every month.

By Dory Kanter



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Somerset Studio magazine
March/April 2005


Watercolor Painting for the Mixed Media Artist - Word Weaves

Simple techniques to fuse poetry with watercolors.

By Dory Kanter



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Artist's Sketchbook magazine
June 2005


Like Mother, Like Daughter

In these three families, mothers and daughters share a bond beyond genetics. Dory and her daughter, Laura, are featured in an article about mothers and daughters who enjoy creating art together.

Weave Wonders

Looking for a low-pressure art project? Here's one that lets you cut up your paintings!

By Dory Kanter


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Julie Lawrence Yoga Center Newsletter
Summer 2007


Tales from the Mat: The Art of Yoga

Ways that art and yoga can marry to enrich our lives, helping to bring the creative and the spiritual into greater alignment.

By Dory Kanter

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Artist's Sketchbook magazine
December 2005


Season’s Greetings

Inspire yourself and others with original holiday cards. Dory describes how she created 75 handmade books as holiday gifts in 2001, as a response to 9/11.

By Anne Hevener

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Artist's Sketchbook magazine
February 2006


Happy Creative New Year!

52 prompts to trigger creative moments – one for every week of the year. Dory shows how to make a painting out of a scribble with simple-to-make viewfinders.

By Amanda Metcalf