F+W Publications Bookstore My Account    Customer Service & FAQs    100% Satisfaction Guarantee
YOUR SHOPPING CART:   0 Items
 
Antique Trader
Bank Note Reporter
Blade Magazine
Coins Magazine
Comics Buyer's Guide
Decorative Artist's Workbook
Deer and Deer Hunting
Family Tree Magazine
Fantasy Sports Magazine
Goldmine Magazine
Gun Digest
HOW Magazine
HOW Digital Annuals & Special Issues
HOW Conferences
Horticulture
I.D. Magazine
Memory Makers
Metal Roofing Magazine
Military Vehicles
Military Trader
Numismatic News
Old Cars Weekly
Popular Woodworking
Print Magazine
Scrye
Southwest Art Magazine
Sports Collectors Digest
The Artist's Magazine
The Pastel Journal
Art CDs
Trapper and Predator Caller
Tuff Stuff's Sports Collectors Monthly
Turkey and Turkey Hunting
Watercolor Artist/Watercolor Magic
Wisconsin Outdoor Journal
Woodworking Magazine
World Coins
Writer's Digest
Magazine Subscriptions





HOW June 2005
  Item No. #HW0605
Format: Magazine
Price: $9.95

Quantity:  


HOW's Creativity Annual
Our yearly exploration of design & creativity includes some unexpected twists.

• A profile of illustrator Chris Sickels, who created this issue's cover
• What inspires design superstars? Check out an engaging excerpt from the HOW Book "Inspirability"
• 7 design rules you should know—and break
• Are you seeking too much creative fulfillment from your work? Find out what to do about it.
• A visual essay on creativity from the quirky illustrator/designer Laurie Rosenwald

PLUS: Paper: Tips on spec'ing the perfect white sheet, and on working with unusual metallic, textured and translucent papers



Other Features: Magazine



HOW Magazine 2007 Digital Annual CD
Price: $31.96
I.D. 2007 Retrospective CD
Price: $32.00
Print 2007 Retrospective CD
Price: $41.00
Sign up to receive:
- Special offers
- New arrivals/features
- Clearance sale updates
 
A Number of People presented by Chip Kidd (MP3)
Memory Makers 2006 Annual CD
Watercolor Magic 2006 Issues on CD
Memory Makers February 2008
2008 Deer Hunters' Almanac



HACKER SAFE certified sites prevent over 99.9% of hacker crime.