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This book is an unscientific exploration into the meaning, function, history and misuse of the word nothing. It's perfect for the curious, the smartasses and the conversation starters. Enjoy doing nothing!

This book helps the people dedicated to design to learn more about themselves, how to think and be in their practice of design-to help them grasp all that is going on inside that then influences their creations.

Tracking how design has changed in previous book Design Transitions has inevitably led the authors to explore how organisations are changing using design. Design is now the key driver of innovation and change within organisations across the globe. It is therefore important to learn how, when and why to use design to drive change in your organisation.

The book features fifteen international artists from various countries, who work with rubbish. It showcases some of their projects, and gives the reader step-by-step instructions to make their own artwork in the spirit of the artists.

This is the fourth of a DIY city guide series on the market, now with the most popular city in the USA: New York City. These guides are colouring and creative activity books, travel notebooks, and city guides all in one.

Do you find innovation a maze? In creating your new business case, do you find you get stuck by what seem like insurmountable obstacles along the way?

When times are particularly difficult, and you are likely to slip into despair, some of the greatest pop songs can provide true comfort to make it through the pain. The problem with advice in general is that we often don't take it. The great thing about advice songs is that you can kick back and listen to someone else coach you through a tough situation while rocking out at the same time.

With the omnipresence of social media, your reputation becomes more and more important, in business and in personal life. In this book helps you build and maintain your personal reputation. It helps you to differentiate yourself in a positive way and gain some fat on your reputation bones for when times get tougher.

George Lois is an American icon in graphic design. This book showcases his logos with his own comments on why they work. A bonus in the book is a chapter of world logos made by others with George Lois's comments on why they are so good.

Change Ahead focuses on the emerging practices at the intersection of business strategy, research, and design.

Offers handy information on measures and conversions, food names in different languages, a seasonal calendar, and more. In this book, the author shares her pantry staples and how she makes them, from mustard to mayonnaise, butter to vinaigrette, and more.

Suitable for writers and foodies of all levels, this book offers writing prompts and activities, suggestions on structuring your book and more.

As the world becomes increasingly complex and complicated, simplicity becomes increasingly in demand. We all seek simplicity in small or large measure. We strive to create simplicity at work and at home.

What is the significance of independent thinking in the networked society where everything and everyone is connected? What is the influence of technology on humanity? This book offers a selection of quotes that question the autonomy of mankind in the digital computer era, and study the future of the independent creative spirit.

There is a new cookbook in town.

The fundamental question that the book addresses is: Are our innovation efforts aligned to the challenges of our times?

Our societies are becoming more complex, dynamic, and networked every day. Public organizations and companies alike are learning the hard way that the societal challenges before us cannot be resolved as they were in the past. We need new approaches to these problems.

The object of CO LAB: is to promote the ideals and methods of contemporary design collaboration by informing on cultural context, surveying some unexpected practitioners, and highlighting techniques and practices that apply to studio work and forward-thinking education initiatives.

Creativity in Business is the basic guide for idea generation and selection. It focuses specifically on business and education.

Where can a hospital apply principles from the airline sector? How can a car manufacturer use tools from the video game industry? What can an event organiser learn from the railways?

Suitable for those of us who use metrics and need straightforward, authoritative, non-technical guidance, this title helps brands of any size that advertise, market or engage with their customers and prospects through email, the Web, mobile or social.

This is an action-oriented book for managers and entrepreneurs searching ways to tackle issues they face in terms of developing and delivering services. The book focuses on service organizations, but has a broad interpretation of what services are.

How to Visit an Art Museum offers fresh perspectives on how to behave once inside the museum. Whether first-timer or frequent visitor, it shows you the sense and nonsense of museum etiquette.

This is the first DIY city guide series on the market, kicking off with three of the most popular European destinations: London, Paris, and Berlin.

This is the first DIY city guide series on the market, kicking off with three of the most popular European destinations: London, Paris, and Berlin.

The prospects are clear: we will probably live longer.

Make Design Matter is an accessible book about a complex subject. It proposes strategic design guidelines based on holistic concepts.

A commemoration of defunct logos that were once an integral part of the landscape, our visual culture & our lives. Many are icons of their time or can be deemed design classics. Each of the 50 entries comes with a comprehensive design & cultural history (or obituary) to ensure that although these logos may be gone, they are not forgotten.

This books contains 51 art rules. From the age-old `Rule of Thirds' to modern mantras like `Design isn't art.' Myths, like the one of the struggling artist, are dispelled, while other rules are merely confirmed with the help of quotes by artists, theorists and art enthusiasts.

Never Photograph People Eating and 50 other Ridiculous Photography rules: for each of the 51 rules covered in each book, Van Gaalen refers to quotes by famous fellow creators, who either think there is something to the rule or have made a personal variation on it.