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Scrapbooks Etc. (1-year)

Everything you need to know to make magnificent memory pages. You'll find hot new techniques along with scrapbooking basics and tools. Step-by-step instructions, snapshot savvy, and try-it techniques in every issue.

Icreate

Aimed at new home Macintosh users, iCreate covers the main Apple programs--iMovie, iDVD, iTunes, iPhoto, iCal, Safari and Mail, as well as OS X itselfand includes in-depth beginners' tutorials and features on new Mac hardware.

Art of the West

Native American art, mountain men art, and "cowboy" art, from the old wild West days to the working cowboy of today.

Antiques & Fine Art [1-year subscription]

Antiques & Fine Art Magazine is the leading magazine for the sophisticated antiques and fine art audience. Unsurpassed in quality and recognized as the new "magazine of record" for those interested in antiques and fine art through the 20th century, no other magazine combines exclusive features on collectorsÂ’ homes, historic resorts, noteworthy sales, market trends, and investing, with educational articles and highlights. All with the largest advertising base of AmericaÂ’s leading galleries, dealers, and auction houses.

Airbrush Action

Focuses on illustration, T-shirt art, textile art, fine art, signcraft and muralin. "How-tos", featured artists and new products and tips. For art students and enthusiasts.

Rubberstampmadness - Rubber Stamp Madness

The original stamping publication includes creative stamp art from readers, as well as easy-to-follow stories covering simple-to-complicated projects. Two substantial Store Lists are featured each year. Readers are encouraged to submit artwork on a variety of themes.

Bomb

Covers new art, writing, theater and film. Publishes interviews with people in the arts and publishes contemporary fiction and original artwork.

Antiqueweek - Central Edition

With its staff of editorial experts, AntiqueWeek presents timely and accurate news coverage of the antiques and auction industry. Capsule summaries from around the country appear in every issue of their respective regional editions in the AntiqueWeek Auction Roundup. AntiqueWeek has been published every Monday, 51 weeks per year, since 1968. The central edition focuses on the midwestern states and the auctions, shops and malls that take place there. If you're looking for event calendars to plan your next antiquing session, look no further.

Important issues in the auction industry are discussed in Auction Time, a weekly column by auctioneer and attorney, Steve Proffitt. Additional commentary is provided regularly by veteran AntiqueWeek editor, Connie Swaim and AntiqueWeek staff.

AntiqueWeek readers consist of industry experts, such as appraisers and auctioneers, to the common collector and home decorator. Recent readership surveys show 81 percent of AntiqueWeek readers rely on only one antiques newspaper – AntiqueWeek.

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