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  For Love - 25 Heartwarming...

  Eugene Kim, Alice Yoo

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  Let this delightful collection of inspiring, heartfelt, and often hilarious visual stories brighten your day. Twenty-five photographers have captured magnificent displays of ordinary people—husbands and wives, parents and children, grandparents, friends, siblings, and pet owners—doing extraordinary things for love. From Batkid’s mission to save San Francisco, to the husband who wore a pink tutu all over the country to bring his sick wife joy, to a collection of portraits of people “happy at 100”—these inspirational photographs will warm your heart and restore your faith in humanity.

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  Harland Williams: What A Treat -...

  Harland Williams

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  Stand-up comic Harland Williams (a familiar face from films such as There's Something About Mary, Down Periscope and Sorority Boys) takes center stage at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles for a riotous evening of laughs. Featured topics in this gut-busting set range from everyman observations on fingernails and fried food to musings on dating and the Pillsbury Doughboy.

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  How To Draw Shojo Manga - Your...

  HowExpert, Caselyn Villar

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  This book mainly focus on character designing, Mainly how to design your own shoujo character, We focus more on how to draw significant faces and draw significant clothing and to call it your own and not to be confused with other styles of manga because reading this would make you understand every types of styles out there. 
  Reading this book alone will be like reading all of the books out there that focus on how to design a character, because In this style, you’re not only using one styles but all of them! it might sound unrealistic but it remains it’s true. I’ve complied almost all of the things I learned from all of the books I have read but they’re not enough because they usually focus on “I’ll show you how to draw like me” types of lessons, But now I made the perfect type of guideline myself that could make you know how to draw all characters out there, and by looking into the styles of others you’ll know what category they belong to or what type of facial styles they use or the basic shape they used to make that type of clothing or face almost like how a psychologist read the minds of people. 
  HowExpert publishes quick 'how to' guides on all topics from A to Z by everyday experts.

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  A Few Minutes of Design - 52...

  Emily Campbell

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  “A series of deceptively simple—and fun—exercises . . . A marvelous invitation to anyone with an interest in creativity, invention, and design.” —Michael Bierut, Partner, Pentagram, New York   Even concert pianists do warm-up exercises to limber up the fingers and clear the mind for the performance ahead. Designers are, or should be, no different. This delightful collection provides fifty-two exercises or activities to jump-start your creative juices, free you from creative block, start a new project, or finish an existing one.   Each exercise offers insight into the innumerable small decisions involved in design. How to join this part to that, how to establish a pattern or continue the series, how to say it without words, what fits, and what doesn’t? For established practicing designers or creatives in any field, these activities are sometimes playful, sometimes challenging—but always enlightening.

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  Threading the Needle - A Fashion...

  Kadeem Alphanso Fyffe

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  Threading the Needle: A Fashion Designer’s Guide to Successfully Launching Your First Collection is the new go-to back-pocket resource for aspiring designers, with everything you need to know about building a successful clothing company before launching your first collection. While there is a wealth of information on this topic, this book takes all the information and compiles it into an easy-to-listen, direct, concise format. This book will provide valuable insights and practical advice for aspiring fashion designers looking to break into the industry. The author, an experienced fashion designer with a decade of international experience, will cover a range of topics, such as market research and analysis, design principles, manufacturing and production, supply chain management, branding and marketing, and sales strategies.  
  Threading the Needle: A Fashion Designer’s Guide to Successfully Launching Your First Collection will also provide guidance on how to establish relationships with suppliers, manufacturers, and retailers, as well as tips for managing finances and budgeting effectively. The goal is to help you avoid common pitfalls and overcome obstacles as you launch your first collection—this book will hopefully serve as your main point of reference on your journey as you continue to make an impact on the world.

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  Box 13 and Our Miss Brooks

  Carl Amari

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  This week’s episode features Alan Ladd in the detective show Box Thirteen, and Eve Arden as Our Miss Brooks. Plus, we’ll hear Mr> President, The Chase, The Hall of Fantasy and The Great Gildersleeve.A Falcon Picture Group audio production.

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