Posts Tagged: Books
Chromasia Photoshop Tutorials for Photographers Review
Review by Product: • Chromasia Tutorial Subscription (tutorial site) • What’s Good: • Very Detailed, Start to Finish, Real Photos from Photoblog • What’s Bad: • Only one tutorial per month, Exchange Rate • After a few delays, the much anticipated tutorials from the Chromasia photoblog went live …
Not For Tourists Guide (Chicago) Review
Review by Product: • Not For Tourists Guide - Chicago (company site) • What’s Good: • Nice clean design, great maps • What’s Bad: • Addresses aren't clear at all, many cool spots missing • Just after I found out I was moving to Chicago, a friend of mine bought me this guide to the city to help …
How to Cheat in Photoshop Book Review
Review by Product: • How to Cheat in Photoshop Book (books site) • What’s Good: • Easy to follow, Full Colour, Demo files included. • What’s Bad: • It's not a bad feature but this is not a "How-to-use" Photoshop book • This review is based on the 2nd edition released in January 2004: The art of …
The Future Dictionary of America and Future Soundtrack of America Review
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Product: • The Future Dictionary of America (McSweeneys store) and Future Soundtrack of America (MoveOn page) • What’s Good: • Best named book and CD I know of, great tracks & artists, nicely printed/bound book • What’s Bad: • Liberal know-it-all overtones, association with annoying …
Web Standards Solutions Book Review
Review by Product: • Dan Cederholm's Web Standards Solutions (SimpleBits) • What’s Good: • Easy Read, Good Examples, Standards Compliant, Wide Audience • What’s Bad: • Experienced designers may think of this book as a review • Why should I use <strong> when I could use <b>? Why does minimizing …
Rustboy Book Review
Review by Product: • RUSTBOY - (re) Animating a Lifelong Dream • What's Good: • Beautiful hard covered book with full page colored illustrations. • What's Bad: • The film of topic is not yet released. • "Rustboy is a short film project created by Brian Taylor that started as a simple hobby but …