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A Picture's Worth 1,000 Words: A Workbook for Visual Communications

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By: Jean Westcott and Jennifer Hammond Landau
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Dramatically increase the impact of your presentations with visuals. Drawings are a quick way to organize and connect ideas and keep the creative juices flowing during presentations and meetings.

This workbook will show you how to:
* Draw simple objects to help your audience relate information
* Print words quickly and legibly
* Add action to your presentation through simple visuals
* Use color strategically . . . and more!

Designed to be reused, this workbook will help you gain the skills and confidence to express your ideas with pictures. You don't have to be a graphic artist to add graphic dimension to your presentation. With these simple graphics tips, you'll soon be on your way to creating a fun and impactful presentation!

PRODUCT DETAILS

Publisher: Pfeiffer
Pub. Date: 7th October 1996
Catalog: Book
Media: Paperback
Number Of Pages: 72
Ean: 9780787903527
Isbn: 0787903523

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~ Written on Jun 26, 2006. 2 out of 2 users found this review helpful.

This booklet is quick and to the point with great starter drawing activities. It is a bit pricey for the number of pages, but overall a good little book.

A Must have for all trainers and public presenters.
~ Written on Feb 10, 2002. 49 out of 50 users found this review helpful.

This is a book about communicating visually and drawing for those of us who do not know how to draw. Excellent. Simple. Straight-forward and fun. By the fourth of the fifth page, you're itching to try some of these pictograms and reaching for the nearest pencil, you will not need paper because there's plenty of white space provided for just that purpose!

If you think of yourself as someone who can't draw or if you believe that you are 'artistically-challenged' then go ahead and buy this book. By the end you will be able to draw a lot of things - different types of smileys all the way to government buildings and a 'future' pictogram.

The graphics that the authors teach you are carefully picked to suit a variety of business situations and provide a wonderful resource that should be kept on every public presenter and trainer's bookshelf.

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