Make Moving Patterns: How to Make Optical Illusions of Your Own

Language: English

Published by Parkwest Pubns, 1988

090621226X / 9780906212264

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"Revised and expanded second edition." Exploration of optical illusions blends the instructional with the trippy for a wild ride through sensory inputs. A few decades' shelfwear has left slight traces -- the stress marks around the staples, the hints of tanning to the spine, the slight rubbing to front cover -- but, importantly for a excitation of still vivid graphic mastery, the title remains in fine condition. See photos.

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Title
Make Moving Patterns: How to Make Optical Illusions of Your Own
Author
Armstrong, Tim
Publisher
Parkwest Pubns
Publication year
1988
Condition
Fine
Binding
Soft cover
Language
English
ISBN 10
090621226X
ISBN 13
9780906212264
Edition
2nd Edition
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NorWester

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These volumes represent the cream of my aunt's voluminous collection, which includes signed first editions from a friend's defunct Lincoln City store, antiquarian tomes a Reed professor bequeathed decades ago, and the art & design section of downtown Portland's long-lamented NorWester Bookshop. Given spatial constraints, I've little choice but to liquidate the inventory she spent a lifetime accumulating, but my dilemma opens opportunities for the right consumer. Shop freely and enjoy in her memory!…

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