Spiroglyphics: Music Icons - Pavitte, Thomas
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The lines, they are a-changin' . . . into incredible portraits of your favorite musicians. Thomas Pavitte, best-selling author of the 1000 Dot-to-Dot and Querkles series, has created a new type of mind-bending graphic puzzle in Spiroglypics: Music Icons. At first, all you see are simple spirals, but when you look a little closer and start to color between the lines, you'll see the face of a music icon begin to take shape--and when you're finished, you'll want to hang your masterpiece on the wall. This remarkable collection of 20 puzzles features music legends such as Elvis Presley, Madonna,…mehr

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The lines, they are a-changin' . . . into incredible portraits of your favorite musicians. Thomas Pavitte, best-selling author of the 1000 Dot-to-Dot and Querkles series, has created a new type of mind-bending graphic puzzle in Spiroglypics: Music Icons. At first, all you see are simple spirals, but when you look a little closer and start to color between the lines, you'll see the face of a music icon begin to take shape--and when you're finished, you'll want to hang your masterpiece on the wall. This remarkable collection of 20 puzzles features music legends such as Elvis Presley, Madonna, David Bowie, and Tina Turner. Put on some of your favorite music, grab a felt-tip pen, and transform a set of simple lines into an amazing work of art!
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Autorenporträt
Thomas Pavitte, born in New Zealand, is a graphic designer and experimental artist who often uses simple techniques to create highly complex pieces, and whose dot-to-dot pieces have been enjoyed by people all over the world. He set an unofficial record for the most complex dot-to-dot drawing in 2011 with his version of the Mona Lisa, in 6,239 numbered dots, which took him weeks to prepare and nine hours to complete. He lives and works in Melbourne, Australia.