Northwest Homegrown Cookbook Series "Stonefruit" Northwest Homegrown Cookbook Series "Wild Mushrooms" Northwest Homegrown Cookbook Series "Salmon" 

A simple list of books I have contributed to and some other interesting creative folk both living and legacy.

Sharing digital photos, The Future Of Memories
by Dane Howard, contributed to by Don Barnett and many other talented photographers and designers
This Sensible and organized book covers ways of sharing your story through the digital mediums available to us today. It honors the timeless skills of design as well as the new technologies and presents them in a way we can understand. Dane is one of the most talented designers I know and this time he has created a jewel of a book on visual storytelling Order this book. Visit Dane's website for a full preview.

typographic principles
Presented by Don Barnett and Lynda Weinman
This CD-ROM contains instructional movies that will help you understand the principles of typographic design. Terms are introduced such as x-height, ascenders, leading, kerning, serifs, etc. As well, timeless design principles are explored that involve composition, cadence, texture, positive and negative space, white space, balance, letter spacing, alignment, themes, patterns, grids, tangents, and much more. Order this CD-ROM

Northwest Homegrown Cookbook Series "Crab"
by Cynthia Nims, illustrated by Don Barnett
Local cuisine of the American Northwest, filled with bright watercolor illustrations. I can tell you first-hand that the cuisine is quite fantastic. We've even won the Western Regional Book Design and Production Award for the cover art. on these books by the Publishers Association of the West.

<designing web graphics 3> is the third edition of this bestseller. A full-color step-by-step guide will teach you successful methods for designing graphics for Web delivery. It's written in a conversational, user-friendly style. A great way to get started doing web design, for those designers who don't want to bog thier life down with technical jargon. Order this book
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