Why, Oh, Why? The Story of Rainbows Publisher / Near Future Publishing By and large bark paintings

By and large bark paintings propagate ancestral imagery (known to us also through rock paintings): clan designs

learn how to build on your technique and move away from crochet for the home

Five contributions punctuate the visually structured journey

or even a day at the beach

Madeleine Kemsley will demystify this versatile craft as she shows readers how to draw inspiration from their surroundings and confidently personalise their clothing to reflect their style

Why, Oh, Why? The Story of Rainbows Publisher / Near Future Publishing By and large bark paintingsWhy, Oh, Why? The Story of Rainbows includes twelve beautifully illustrated poems that explore all things rainbows. Written by Roy G. Biv (Tim Hurburgh, author of Disruptions: Tasmania in Poetry and Tall Poplars), the book sparks curiosity about the natural world and encourages engagement with science and language, with a simple activity at the end to keep young readers thinking beyond the final page. Meet Roy the Raindrop! With his besties, Orange