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Foundations of Modern Art by Ozenfant, Dover, 1952 (originally published in 1931)

make a bigger puddle/make a smaller worm

from The Magic Mirror Book (originally titled Make a Bigger Puddle, Make a Smaller Worm), devised and illustrated by Marion Walter, Scholastic, 1971
Some awkward illustrated-by-the-author greatness (see also Daniel Pinkwater or Munro Leaf)

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The Psychedelic Horror of Frank Asch

Linda by Frank Asch, McGraw Hill, 1969

Summary: A girl named Linda wakes up and goes for a morning stroll in her neighborhood. On her way, she encounters some locals, including a shirtless bearded man whom she calls "Santa".

This is Frank Asch's second children's book. He is best known for his Moonbear series from the 1980's-90's.

a pocket how to do it

Creative Papier Maché by Betty Lorrimar, Studio Vista, London, 1971

thought amplifier

STALKING THE WILD PENDULUM: On The Mechanics of Consciousness by Itzhak Bentov, A Bantam New Age Book, 1977 (illustrated by the author) (thanks S.H.)

Sculpture in Stone

Sculpture in Stone by Paul Cummings, private press, Boynton Beach, Florida, 1989

Tomi Ungerer: ?

ASK ME A QUESTION by Tomi Ungerer, Harper & Row, 1969

Note I found on the street (at least 10 years ago). I've since lost the original, but for some reason I had made a photocopy.

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