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The guide covers metalpoint and mixed-media techniques.

The book focuses on historical egg-yolk tempera materials and methods.

This practitioner’s guide focuses on pounamu/greenstone carving, including tools, techniques, and popular styles.

It provides first-time artists with enough information to get started and offers advanced workers insights into design and process.

Step-by-step stitch photography accompanies instruction across several whitework techniques.

It covers regional and extra-regional correlations in marine tephra stratigraphy.

This book surveys current archaeobotanical research, methods, and theories from a global perspective, with attention to how plant use relates to social and environmental contexts.

Spalting 101 is a step-by-step DIY guide to inducing spalting, while Spalted Wood covers its history, science, applications, and woodcraft.

On the Trail of Stardust is an illustrated field guide covering tools, techniques, and methodology.

Tree Story is accessible to general readers, while Fundamentals of Tree Ring Research covers subjects newcomers need and serves as a reference for practitioners at all levels.

The 18-inch Wolf Pup raddle is an accessory for back-to-front warping.

One workbook covers guided exercises from basic strokes to full patterns, while the other covers round-brush and cat-brush strokes.

It lists four discrete holes, 8mm, 14mm, 20mm, and 30mm, while coverage from 4mm through 32mm is not established.

One book covers 100 years of baseball tabletop simulation games, while the other covers nearly every baseball-related board or table game from the 1860s to the 1960s.

The 2023 City | Country edition organizes projects into City and Country, while the 2010 monograph presents classical residential design as an adaptation to modern life.

The books target different reader ranges: Genius Ears: A Curious Animal Compendium is for ages 6 to 12, while What If You Had Animal Ears? is intended for ages 4 to 8.

Desert Forest covers Joshua tree ecologies and socio-political histories, while Yuck focuses on discovery, naming, eradication, and changing cultural meanings.

Tropical Experience: Architecture + Design focuses on architectural process and philosophy, while Sanctuary: Homes and Resorts by de Reus Architects presents eighteen residences and resorts through photography and essays.

One title covers professional portrait posing across studio, outdoor, and location sessions, while the other matches a flash-photography buying task by title.

Birds of Paradise: Revealing the World’s Most Extraordinary Birds documents all 39 unique birds-of-paradise species, while Bird Planet: A Photographic Journey covers bird life on all continents.

One verified difference is page count: Birds: The Paintings of Terance James Bond has 128 pages, while Birds: An Artist’s View has 192.

One book offers broad Art Clokey and production coverage, while the other focuses on Gumby’s origins, technical and aesthetic problems, and the geometric basis of Gumby and Pokey.

One examines wine-bottle closures and competing materials; the other traces cork’s role in U.S. security during World War II.

California Contemporary pairs Kirkpatrick’s reflections with residential design strategies, while Residing with Nature includes multiple views of each house and plans for inspiration.

One supplied book focuses on step-by-step lighting instruction for difficult subjects, while the other focuses on making people-pictures from street to studio.

Shiro Kuramata is a two-volume definitive monograph, while Alaïa/Kuramata: Lightness in Creation is a catalog pairing Kuramata’s furniture with Alaïa’s fashion.

One guide covers hands-on lighting across flash, studio, and outdoor conditions, while the other focuses on digital black-and-white work with computer uploads and Photoshop or Lightroom enhancement.

Poster Man contains over 140 curated posters arranged by type, while The Left-Handed Designer is the first monograph dedicated to Chwast’s growing body of work.

The Bird Atlas uses maps to show where birds are found, while Life Underground presents underground habitats through detailed panoramic artwork.

Jungle Spirits spans tropical rainforests around the world, while A Magic Web focuses on Barro Colorado’s tropical-forest ecology.