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Absolut Book: The Absolut Vodka Advertising Story by Richard W. Lewis
Charles Tuttle Co. (October 1996)
Album:
The Portraits of Duane Michals 1958-1988 by Duane Michals
Twelvetrees Press; 2nd edition (December 1989)
(The)
Artist and the Photograph by Joan Fontcuberta, Anatxu Zabalbeascoa
Publisher: Actar Editorial (October 15, 2000)
(The)
Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity by Julia Cameron
Hardcover,
J. P. Tarcher; Slipcase edition (February 28, 2002)
Paperback,
J. P. Tarcher; 10th Annv edition (February 28, 2002)
Barron's a Pocket Guide to Cliches: 'Hit the Road' by Arthur H. Bell
Barrons Educational Series (February 1999)
(The)
Best of Children's Portrait Photography: Techniques and Images from
the Pros by Bill Hurter
Paperback: Amherst Media (2003)
Bird
by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life by Anne Lamott
Paperback, Anchor (October 1995)
Creative
Visual Thinking: How to Think Up Ideas Fast by Morton Garchik
Paperback, Art Direction Book Co. (June 1989)
(The) Dictionary of Cliches by James Rogers
Ballantine Books (January 1987)
(The)
Essential Duane Michals by Marco Livingstone, Duane Michals
Bulfinch Press (October 1997)
(The)
Five C's of Cinematography: Motion Picture Filming Techniques
by Joseph V. Mascelli
Paperback, Silman-James Press; ISBN: ; (June 1998)
"The Five C's of Cinematography" is a well-written book that covers
virtually everything essential to learning good film technique. Some
authors aren't interested in sharing their wisdom, but Mascelli delivers
the goods, providing simple, yet helpful diagrams."
Idea Index: Graphic Effects and Typographic Treatments by Jim Krause
North Light Books (July 2000)
inspiration=ideas: A Creativity Sourcebook for Graphic Designers by Petrula Vrontikis
Rockport Publishers (May 2002)
Joan
Fontcuberta: Twilight Zones by Joan Fontcuberta (Photographer),
Marti Peran, Jorge Wagensberg, Anatxu Zabalbeascoa
Actar Editorial(May 15, 2000)
(The)
Memory Bible: An Innovative Strategy for Keeping Your Brain Young
by Gary Small
Hardcover, Hyperion 1st edition (May 2002)
Mountain Light: In Search of the Dynamic Landscape by Galen A. Rowell, E. Migdail (Editor)
University of California Press; 10th anniv edition (September 1995)
Painting
With Light by John Alton
Paperback, University of California Press (April 1995)
"Painting With Light was the first book on cinematography written
by a major Hollywood cameraman. Published in 1949 and now put back
into print, it is one of the best and most unusual books in the field.
Written with good humor and full of helpful diagrams and photographs,
it is certainly the most entertaining. Its technological discussions
are dated, but Painting With Light remains relevant because its primary
focus is on light itself and the many complex ways the camera crew
can manipulate it. This new edition contains a biographical introduction
by Todd McCarthy, who describes how the man who shot the strikingly
colorful ballet sequence in An American in Paris also helped
define the stark, haunting style of the film noir."
Proverb
Wit & Wisdom: A Treasury of Proverbs, Parodies, Quips, Quotes, Cliches,
Catchwords, Epigrams, and Aphorisms by Louis A Berman
Perigee (March 1997)
Scenic Art for the Theatre by Peter Beudert (Author), Susan Crabtree (Author)
Paperback: Focal Press (1998)
(The) Stagecraft Handbook by Daniel A. Ionazzi
Paperback: Betterway Publications (1996)
Writing
Down the Bones: Freeing the Writer Within by Natalie Goldberg,
Judith Guest
Paperback
Shambhala Publications; (October 1986)
Audio
Cassette Sounds True (March 1999)
"The book is really just a recount of one of her workshops, and is
really good to listen to--you feel like you're right there with the
audience working through each exercise. You can stop and rewind just
like it was a tape. And now there is even a tape of the book!"
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