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Influence (2008-11-27)
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Autor/Autoren: Mary-Kate Olsen, Ashley Olsen
Herausgeber: Penguin Books Ltd (UK)
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Stichworte: [Fashion & beauty industries] [Clothing & Dress] [Girls & Women] [Juvenile Nonfiction] [Children's Books/Young Adult Misc. Nonfiction] [Children: Young Adult (Gr. 7-9)] [Einzelne Wirtschaftszweige] [Wirtschaft] [Juvenile Nonfiction / Clothing & Dress] [Art - Fashion] [Biography & Autobiography - Women] [Photography] [1986-] [Fashion design] [Juvenile literature] [Olsen, Mary-Kate,] [Industrial Studies: General]

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++ (ein Amazon Kunde): Hatte weitaus mehr erwartet....
Hatte mich wahnsinnig auf dieses Buch gefreut und wurde dann bitter enttäuscht. Es sind hauptsächlich von den Zwillingen geführte Interviews mit verschiedenen Künstlern drin und ein Paar Bilder. Nur ganz ganz wenige Fotos von MK und A Olsen selbst. Wäre schön gewesen wenn man etwas mehr über sie erfahren hätte und einblicke bekäme. Naja, gleich mal zurückgeschickt.
+++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): influence
ich bin ein Riesengroßer fan von mary-kate und ashley olsen ich kann zwar nicht ganz so gut english habe mir das buch aber trotzdem bestellt. (Das meiste verstehe ich aber) Ich finde dieses buch ist sehr gut gelungen. und ich bin der meinung das es halt eher für leute ist die auch an mode interessiert sind. Für mich hat es sich gelont es zu bestellen weil ich die mary-kate und ashley mag und mich auch für mode interessiere.
++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): Absolut empfehlenswert!
Ich hab dieses Buch eigentlich mit der Erwartung bestellt, wieder ein bisschen enttäuscht zu werden, wie es mir schon oft mit Produkten von Mary-Kate & Ashley ergangen ist, obwohl ich sagen muss, dass ich ein eingefleischter Fan bin. Aber es kam ganz anders...das Buch war schon allein viel größer, als ich angenommen hatte, aber auch der Inhalt hat mich sofort gefesselt. Die ganze Zusammenstellung des Buchs find ich schon einzigartig - Interviews, interessante Fragestellungen, bisher unveröffentlichte Bilder (nicht nur von Mary-Kate & Ashley selbst, sondern auch von Kleidung, Schmuck, Bildern bis hin zu Möbelstücken und ganzen Räumen), Kommentare und Kunst. Nachdem ich das Buch mal kurz anlesen und durchblättern wollte, waren zum Schluss eineinhalb Stunden vergangen, ohne dass ich es überhaupt bemerkt hätte. Ich finde "Influence" definitiv unerwartet kurzweilig. Und was für mich ganz deutlich geworden ist: Mary-Kate und Ashley Olsen sind endgültig aus ihrer Rolle als süßes Zwillingspaar herausgewachsen und tun jetzt genau das, was sie wirklich beschäftigt und ausmacht. Obwohl ich das Buch auch Nicht-Mary-Kate&Ashley-Fans empfehlen würde, denk ich doch, dass es hauptsächlich für diejenigen interessant sein dürfte, die sich schon das eine oder andere Mal mit ihnen auseinandegesetzt haben, deshalb vergeb ich auch nur vier Sterne. Alles in allem aber definitiv ein sehr empfehlenswertes Buch, mit interessanten Aspekten und Ansichten, dessen Anschaffung sich absolut lohnt!

fantastic ornament: 110 designs and motifs (dover pictorial archive)

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Fantastic Ornament: 110 Designs and Motifs (Dover Pictorial Archive) (2007-03-30)
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Autor/Autoren: Michel Lienard
Herausgeber: Dover Pubn Inc
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Stichworte: [Handicrafts] [History of art & design styles: c 1400 to c 1600] [Industrial / commercial art & design] [The Arts] [Art & Art Instruction] [Design - General] [Art] [Kunst] [Sonstiges] [Art / Design / General] [Art (Drawing and Painting)] [History - Renaissance] [Decoration and ornament] [Themes, motives] [Design & Commercial Art]

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++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): gutes Referenzmaterial
Fantastic Ornament: 110 Designs and Motifs (Dover Pictorial Archive) In dem Buch befinden sich Tuschezeichnungen von grotesken Ornamenten, die gut als Referenzmaterial für eigene Entwürfe, Zeichnungen etc. geeignet sind. Den naturgemäsen Darstellungen von Tieren und Pflanzen stehen die Abbildungen von Halbmenschen und Fabelwesen gegenüber, wodurch der Titel "Fantastic Ornament" durchaus seine Berechtigung findet. Die Ornamente sind teilweise in Spiegelrahmen, Skulpturen, Kamine etc. eingebettet. Insgesamt ein empfehlenswertes Werk, vor allem in Anbetracht des günstigen Kaufpreises.

polynesian and oceanian designs (dover pictorial archives)

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Polynesian and Oceanian Designs (Dover Pictorial Archives) (2000-07)
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Autor/Autoren: Gregory Mirow
Herausgeber: Dover Pubn Inc
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Stichworte: [History Of Art / Art & Design Styles] [Industrial / Commercial Art & Design] [Art & Art Instruction] [Clip Art] [Design - General] [History - General] [Art] [Design] [Innenarchitektur] [General] [Decoration and ornament] [Oceania] [Themes, motives]

treasury of flower designs for artists, embroiderers and craftsmen (dover pictorial archives)

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Treasury of Flower Designs for Artists, Embroiderers and Craftsmen (Dover Pictorial Archives) (1980-11-03)
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Autor/Autoren: Susan Gaber
Herausgeber: Dover Pubn Inc
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Stichworte: [History of art / art & design styles] [Industrial / commercial art & design] [The Arts] [Design, Decorative] [Art & Art Instruction] [Clip Art] [Design - General] [Graphic Arts - Use of Ornament] [Commercial Art] [Design] [Art] [Kunst] [Art / Design / General] [General] [Design - Decorative] [Decoration and ornament] [Plant forms] [Fine Arts / Art History]

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The Design of Everyday Things (2002-08-29)
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Autor/Autoren: Donald A. Norman, Don Norman
Herausgeber: Perseus Books Group
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Stichworte: [Economics, finance, business & management] [Industrial / commercial art & design] [Psychology] [General] [Industrial Design - General] [Business] [Economics] [Finance] [Technology & Engineering] [Business / Economics / Finance] [Science/Mathematics] [Allgemeines, Lexika, Geschichte] [Wirtschaft] [Business & Economics / General] [Alltagsgegenstände] [Design] [Design, Industrial] [Human engineering] [Psychological aspects] [Popular Psychology]

With the many recent advances in technology, it seems, there has followed a diminution of quality. Electronic books have several advantages over their print counterparts, for instance. But for the time being, they're hard to use and unattractive to boot. Computers, which are supposed to make our lives easier, are commonly sources of frustration and wasted time. Movies are wondrously chock-a-block with special effects--but someone forgot the story. And so on. Donald Norman, a retired professor of cognitive science, is bothered to no end by the fact that grappling with unfriendly objects now takes up so many of our hours. Over the course of several books, of which The Psychology of Everyday Things was the first, he has railed against bad design. He scrutinizes a range of artifacts that are supposed to make our daily living a little easier, and he finds most of them wanting. Why, he asks, does a door need instructions that say "push" or "pull"? A well-designed object, he argues, is self-explanatory. But well-designed objects are increasingly rare, for the present culture places a higher value on aesthetics than utility, even with such items as cordless screwdrivers, dresser drawers, and kitchen cabinets. In their concern for creating "art," many designers don't seem to consider what people actually do with things. Such disregard, Norman suggests, leads to few objects being standardized: think of all the different kinds of unsynchronized clocks that lurk in microwave ovens, VCRs, coffee makers, and the like--and of all the different kinds of batteries needed to drive them. Why, he wonders, must we reset all those clocks whenever the power goes off? Some designer somewhere, he ventures, ought to develop a master clock that communicates with all other electric clocks in a home--one that, when reset, synchronizes its slave units. You don't need to be especially interested in technological matters to enjoy Norman's arguments. The book's underlying question is aimed at a global audience: will the design of everyday things improve? If this entertaining and, yes, well-designed book changes even a few minds, perhaps it will. --Gregory McNamee Amazon.com

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++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): Nice Argument for Usability, But Misses the Application
"The Design of Everyday Things" by Donald A. Norman is said to be one of those great usability books. I bought mine at a major usability conference, believing the hype. My conclusion: Useful, but overhyped. Norman takes a theme that says, "Look at history and you will see how the objects we use daily are sensible and functional. Now, design websites and software likewise," and develops a complete book. Rats. I gave it all away. Now you do not need to buy the book, nor read any its 257 pages. Really, that\'s more or less all there is to the book. It is easy to read, but, in the end, becomes repetitive and is deficient in assisting the reader with application. It points out a problem we need to understand, but offers no solution. It is worth reading, but lacks as an instructional tool. For the dense-headed, or for someone who has never considered the arguments for thinking about function before form, the book is tremendously useful. Example after example is presented is simple terms so that readers will see that merely having a cool website is not enough. Where the book does not meet the mark is in the transferring the ideas into something modern, practical, and, in the case of we communications people, websites. What starts with a brilliant exposition about devices being useful ends where it started. Anthony Trendl editor, HungarianBookstore.com
+++ (ein Amazon Kunde): interessant und witzig, aber später auch anstrengend
Die ersten 60 Seiten sind für jeden - wirklich jeden - äußerst witzig und lehrreich zu lesen. Norman stellt zahlreiche Beispiele vor, mit denen es Probleme gab, die es scheinbar nicht geben sollte. Beispielsweise Türen und Telefonanlagen. Wer hat Probleme, durch eine Tür zu treten? Anscheinend sehr viel mehr Personen als man meint. Nach diesem witzigen Einstieg, der aber auch nicht mehr allzu aktuell ist, geht es dann ins Eingemachte und wird entsprechend schwerfälliger. Er wird zwar noch immer regelmäßig für seine Ideen zitiert, ich würde aber dennoch andere und aktuellere Bücher empfehlen, will man Richtlinien der Benutzerschnittstellen-Entwicklung kennenlernen. Norman noch immer als das Maß der Dinge zu nehmen ist in etwa so, als würde ich behaupten, dass es außer dem "Wasserfall-Prinzip" nichts Gleichwertiges - oder gar Besseres - in der Softwareentwicklung gibt. Also am besten sich die ersten Seiten durchlesen und amüsieren, dann andere Bücher zur Hand nehmen. Übrigens hat D. Norman auch aktuellere Bücher verfasst...
+++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): Amüsanter Kreuzzug gegen gedankenloses modernes Design
Norman erzählt in "The Design of Everyday Things" eindrucksvoll und humorvoll so manche Tücken modernen Designs. Telefonanlagen bekommen ebenso ihr Fett weg wie Wasserhähne und ähnliche "einfachen" Dinge des altläglichen Lebens. Die zahlreichen heiteren Anekdoten runden die theoretischen Ausführungen ab, und demonstrieren die behandelten Designschwächen amüsant und anschaulich. Dieses Buch ist nicht nur jenen zu empfehlen, die bereits an "award-winning" designten Türen, Wasserhähnen, etc. verzweifelt sind.
+++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): Unterhaltsame Reise durch die Tücken des Alltags
"The Design of Everyday Things" ist eine gelungene Mischung aus fundierter kognitiver Psychologie und praktischer Alltagserfahrung. Wie gut kann man Norman\'s humorvoll beschriebenen Frust nachvollziehen, wenn er die Tücken der Telefonanlage in seinem Büro beschreibt! Das Buch ist gespickt mit Anekdoten und Erlebnissen aus seiner Erfahrung, die er anschliessend theoretisch erläutert. Well done! Norman ist ein leidenschaftlicher Anwalt für das Pragmatische und Einfache. In Verbindung mit seinem Fachwissen eine erfrischende und lehrreiche Mischung, die sich auch in seinen anderen bekannten Werken niederschlägt (etwa: "Turn signals are the facial expression of automobiles","Things that make us smart","The invisible computer"). Für alle Usability-Freaks, Interface-Designer und HCI-Psychologen als Grundlagenwerk unbedingt zu empfehlen!
+++ (ein Amazon Kunde): Strong point, but missing the main ingredient...
This book is a very good waterdown introduction to the issues most designers have to deal with when developing a project. All types of designers should read this book. It is very helpful because even though Mr. Norman often focuses on industrial products, the information he discusses is pivotal to the success of any product during its design stage. This applies to web designers as much as to industrial designers. I was a little disappointed to read reviews about this book from web designers saying that it was not necessarily helpful because it did not talk directly about web design. The reader should be more open and apply the concepts to their specific design field. Now, there is a major flaw that I need to note about the book. This one deals with the practical issues behind a design, such as the pressure to show a unique interpretation that might win a prize and at the same time be a best seller with consumers. But the book does not deal with the issues behind desire -- the fact that people often buy things which are not usefull to them but are bought to fulfill their undefined desires. The book does not address this aspect of consumerism at all. All designers need to understand desire as much as possible. Mr. Norman merely mentioned it in the last two paragraphs of his final chapter. And it was in the passing; something which could be missed by someone who is not familiar with that topic in relation to design. Be aware of that. I do recommend this book to be read. But it would be a very different book if he explored the fact that designers are not only pushed to develop something useful for the consumer, but are also pushed to create myth and desire which will keep the consumer coming back for more things which are not necessary to everyday life. be aware of this, big, big, big boooooo boooo by Mr. Norman.

envisioning information

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Envisioning Information (1990-05)
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Autor/Autoren: Edward R. Tufte
Herausgeber: Graphics Press
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Stichworte: [Computer graphics software] [Industrial / Commercial Art & Design] [Communication In Groups] [Graphic Design] [Language Arts & Disciplines] [Art & Art Instruction] [Language] [Computer Graphics - General] [Design - General] [Graphic Arts - General] [Visuelle Kommunikation] [Business Communication - General] [Communication] [Statistics] [Visual communication]

A remarkable range of examples for the idea of visual thinking, with beautifully printed pages. A real treat for all who reason and learn by means of images. -- Rudolf Arnheim Amazon.com

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+++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): Inspiration pur
Das ist wohl das beste Buch, das je über die Präsentation von Informationen geschrieben wurde. Es ist so interessant, wie es gut gestaltet ist. Es zeigt wunderbare Beispiele und zeigt auf, wo schnell Fehler gemacht werden und wie man sie vermeiden kann. Dieses Buch kann sowohl als interessantes Augenfutterbuch mit hohem Inspirationsfaktor gesehen, als auch als unterhaltsames und informatives Buch gelesen werden.
+++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): A masterfully executed volume on information design
This book as a "must-have" for any usability design engineer. While it is not a book that focuses specifically on usability design per se, all of the concepts covered in this insightful volume are extremely useful in designing human-computer interfaces. Moreover, since this is a book on information design, it is also a treasure trove of knowledge critical when designing in many other visual mediums such as those found in the world of print media. Throughout the engaging narrative, Tufte draws on many interesting historical examples of successful and unsuccessful attempts at visual communication including everything from astronomical charts to train schedules. A masterpiece in visual communication itself, the reams of useful knowledge in this book are brought together in a remarkably concise and coherent package, interspersed with beautifully illustrated examples and narratives. The physical book itself is of notable quality, a hallmark of any of Tufte\'s publications. My only criticism is that the format of this book (0.89 x 10.81 x 8.90) make it a little unwieldy - a pretty moot point, however.
+++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): Another wonderful book by the hand of Mr. Tufte
In the first book in this series "The Visual Display of Quantitative Information" we were introduced to some pretty clever ideas for presenting numbers using different types of graphs. This time, Mr. Tufte takes us on a journey through time and information space: Using carefully selected examples on graphic communication from all parts of the world, the reader is introduced to essential concepts as: Layering techniques; The use of colour to convey information; Multidimensionality in two dimensions; etc. It is amazing that just about 100 pages is all it takes to deliver a clear and strong message. But, as usual, Mr. Tufte do not waste his words on chit chat, but instead chooses his words carefully with loads of understated humour. Thereby the words themselves are a manifest of the message in this book and at the same time they become the invisible glue that connects the superbly chosen and superbly rendered illustrations which set the standard for the rest of us. If you can afford only one of the three books by Edward Tufte, then chose this one. The other books in the trilogy, being masterpieces themselves, could be considered being complementary reading.
+++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): Essential
If you communicate through visualization, this book is essential. Well-written, beautifully designed, lavishly illustrated, copiously exampled -- it\'s all here. I\'ve been developing visual communications for nearly 25 years, and this book caused me to completely rethink how I do it.
+++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): A Tour De Fource of Information Design
To me, this is Tufte\'s best book, although they are all really good. Although its visually gorgeous, its not a coffee table book to just flip through. You have to be willing to spend time with it, and if you do the rewards are tremendous. Tufte presents a collection of some the best examples of information design ever invented, and some of the worst examples. And then he goes into the underlying principles that make the great ones sing out. This book will be really helpful to any web page designer, UI designers, statisticians, cartographers, scientists, or anyone concerned with presenting dense information in a clear way. There is a chapter on presenting multiple dimensional data on a flat, 2D paper that all by itself is worth the price of the book. Then there\'s the chapter on "Small Multiples" which presents wonderful examples of how to show patterns and changes. But then there\'s the chapter on layering of information, so the key pieces of data appear first, and the less relevant ones reveal themselves later. And on and on and on. Its just a great book. To add to it, Tufte is obsessed with quality like nobody else I can think of in the book business. Its printed on 100% rag paper using real lead type because he thinks that all other methods are inferior. Which means the book is costly to make, but its of heirloom quality.

the visual display of quantitative information

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The Visual Display of Quantitative Information (2001-05)
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Autor/Autoren: Edward R. Tufte
Herausgeber: Graphics Press
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Stichworte: [Industrial / Commercial Art & Design] [Statistics - Graphic methods.] [Mathematics] [Business / Economics / Finance] [Science/Mathematics] [Business & Economics / Economics / General] [Economics - General] [Probability & Statistics - General] [Graphische Darstellung] [Mathematical Analysis] [Statistics] [Graphic methods] [Design & Commercial Art]

A timeless classic in how complex information should be presented graphically. The Strunk & White of visual design. Should occupy a place of honor--within arm's reach--of everyone attempting to understand or depict numerical data graphically. The design of the book is an exemplar of the principles it espouses: elegant typography and layout, and seamless integration of lucid text and perfectly chosen graphical examples. Very Highly Recommended. Amazon.com

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++ (ein Amazon Kunde): whitespace. a lot of it.
The Visual Display of Quantitative Information is the only book from the series(?) i ... own. i would have written _read_, if there wasn\'t this nagging feeling that most (the core ideas) of the books content would have fitted on a leaflet. leaflets would lend themselves even better to dispension, so i advocate this new format for the \'book\'. there are some nice historical examples of how _not_ to do it, and of how the displaying of information was always used as a means for manipulating the viewer, plus some easy 1-2-3 guidelines for avoiding the pitfalls of manipulation and bad design, BUT this mostly applies for histograms and 2D plots. Newer formats, including color, 3D, video and contour-plots are passingly mentioned, without guidelines, opinions or any type of helpful comment. the picture on the cover (a brilliantly displayed train schedule) says it all: look at this piece of specialized display, realize it is great, look around you, realize how many bad data-displays there are, and now think of you own, specialized way of displaying your own, specialized data. there is no spoon.
+++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): Good book, but price jumped up lately
The book is very good and instructive. I bought it just about two weeks ago on this site. What makes me wonder is why the price jumped up from about 50 to 80 Euros?
++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): Sets the stage for all information architects
This book will teach you some basics on how to most effectively present quantitative information using various sorts of graphs and charts. Afterwards you will know how and why you should get rid of chart junk (gridlines, tick marks, ornaments, etc.) or alternatively using some of the examples on bad design presented, you will see how to manipulate your audience using the "Lie Factor". Actually the advice given in this book could easily fit within just one piece of paper, but then: This book is simply beautiful. It is state of the art for printed books, you almost feel a passion for it. Mr. Tufte takes his own medicine: No words in this book are superfluous. Illustrations and examples are carefully selected and reprinted with the utmost care. It takes no more than some hours to read the book, but afterwards you can use more than just a few hours to study the examples of timeless graphic displays. The only reason why this book is short of five stars is the following: Mr. Tufte uses quite some space providing statistics about charts found in different publications (chart junk percentages, lie factor. Personally I find this information fairly irrelevant and would have preferred more examples of chart remakes. However this book is definately still a MUST have!
+++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): Extremely well researched book on what makes good design.
You know what\'s so good about this book? The research, that\'s what. In showing both good and bad graphic design, Tufte has examples from as far back as 1686, and many examples from the 18th,19th & 20th centuries and from many different countries. Good graphic design, he argues, reveals the greatest number of ideas in the shortest time with the least ink in the smallest space. Interestingly, some of the best examples of this come from the pre-computer era, when graphics had to be drawn by hand (and therefore more thought had to go into their design, rather than the author just calling up the Bar Graph template on the desktop.) For example, that picture you can see on the front cover of the book is actually a train timetable that packs a whole list of arrivals and departures at many different stations into a single little picture. A better example (and the "best statistical graphic ever drawn") shows Napoleon\'s route through Europe. It shows a) the map b) where he went c) how many people were in his army at each point and d) the temperature on the way back that killed off his army. At a glance you can see the factors that led to his army losing. AND it was drawn by hand in 1885 and is little more than a line drawing! He also gives examples of really bad design, (including "the worst graphic ever to make it to print"), and shows what makes it so bad. His examples prove that information-less, counter-intuitive graphics can still look dazzlingly pretty, even though they\'re useless. In some examples, he shows how small changes can make the difference between an awful graphic and a really good one. My favourite example of this is how he drew the inter-quartile ranges on the x and y axes of a scatterplot, thus adding more information to the graphic without cluttering it up. In summary, there\'s a lot more to good graphic design than being an Adobe guru. Reading this book made me feel like a more discerning viewer of graphics!
+++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): An elegant and highly informative reference work, a classic.
This is one of the finest reference works I have read. It is lucid, elegant and beautifully presented. Highly recommended.

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High Voltage Tattoo (2009-01-01)
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Autor/Autoren: Kat Von D.
Herausgeber: Harper Collins, New York
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Stichworte: [Body Art & Tattooing] [Cultural studies] [Industrial / commercial art & design] [United States] [Folk & Outsider Art] [Popular Culture - General] [Television - General] [Tattoo] [Tätowierung] [Art Appreciation] [Popular Culture] [Art] [Art & Art Instruction] [Kosmetik] [Schönheit] [Art / Popular Culture] [History Of Art / Art & Design Styles] [1982-] [Von D, Kat,] [Design & Commercial Art]

the unofficial lego mindstorms nxt inventor's guide

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The Unofficial LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT Inventor's Guide (2007-10)
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Neu: ab EUR 13,00(lt. Amazon) · Gebraucht: ab EUR 25,95

Autor/Autoren: David J. Perdue
Herausgeber: No Starch Press
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Stichworte: [Applications of Computing] [General] [Robotics] [Industrieroboter ( Roboter - Robotik )] [Roboter - Robotik - Industrieroboter] [Robotik - Industrieroboter ( Roboter )] [Industrial Robotics] [Technology & Engineering] [Crafts / Hobbies] [Science/Mathematics] [HC/Informatik, EDV/Programmiersprachen] [Programmiersprachen] [Computers] [Crafts & Hobbies / General] [General Theory of Computing] [LEGO Mindstorms Roboter] [Intelligence (AI) & Semantics] [Programming - General] [Design and construction] [LEGO toys] [Programming] [Robots] [Computing: Textbooks & Study Guides]

treasury of art nouveau design & ornament (dover pictorial archives)

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Treasury of Art Nouveau Design & Ornament (Dover Pictorial Archives) (1981-02-16)
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Neu: ab EUR 6,69(lt. Amazon) · Gebraucht: ab EUR 7,28

Herausgeber: Dover Pubn Inc
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Stichworte: [Industrial / commercial art & design] [The Arts] [Design - General] [General] [History - Modern (Late 19th Century to 1945)] [Photography] [Modern Art] [Art] [Kunst] [Photography / General] [Graphic Arts - General] [Art nouveau] [Decoration and ornament] [Design & Commercial Art]

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+++++ (ein Amazon Kunde): Beautiful designs
The pictures in this book are a huge source of inspiration. The clear, black and white illustrations lend themselves well to be photocopied. I love the fact that the pictures are free to reproduce. One of the designs was so pretty that I now have a tattoo of it. Now if that\'s not appreciation of the design, I don\'t know what is.