Osservando le persone vengo spesso assalito da uno spaventoso pensiero: gli umani non vivono di sogni propri ma restano vittime di sogni giagrave; confezionati che qualcuno riesce sempre a vendergli. Non sono dunque il solo a osservare la gente.
2012-12-13 2012-12-13File Name: B00DQVTQ6E
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Wonderful book a Must read for burgeoning Illustrators!By Suzanne V. Ebeling-urbanI purchased this book after an artist friend of mine (Elaine Clayton-Boughton) mentioned it. Elaine had done some editorial illustrations for the NYTIMES and I infact very early on in my career did a couple. We both remember walking the halls to the art department at this formidable publishing establishment. But to read about the goings on behind the scenes at the New York Times during the "age of golden illustration" in the 70s and 80s in this book by veteran art director Jerelle Kraus is a real adventure. Ms. Krauss breezy writing style brings you back to the moment; reading about famed illustrators like Brad Holland and what illustrations were banned from publication and why; is fascinating.Now that illustration is rising to become a respected profession again; I would recommend all art students; art school teachers and up-and-coming illustrators buy and read this book! It should be a staple in every illustrators library!Suzanne Urban1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. even remotely like this oneBy Abigail LumsdenThere is not another book; even remotely like this one. Jerelle Kraus has managed to bring us deeper into the New York Times world than anyone Ive ever read. Wow. I highly recommend this book to all artists; writers and lovers of adventure.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy William WilkinsExcellent Product And Service!