Customer Review: I was disappointed in the pictures, what I had read made it sound like they would be better. I have not watched the TV version, so do not have an idea of whether it would be better in video format. I have not read the text yet.
Customer Review: Just what i was looking for: various ways to expand the use of my materials and enhance my technique. Well laid out, easy to understand, stimulating and worth every penny. Every artist, no matter what level, can benefit from the Acrylic Revolution.
Customer Review: Sure, it was written in the 1970's, sure it's full of Marxist theory, sure it's over-confident in its theorizing. But so what? This is a great book! I use it in my high school Theory of Knowledge class and in Art History too. The kids "get" Berger's ideas (outdated though they've been called) and... more info
Customer Review: The language is a bit obstruse, but it is worth the buy.
The typeface is smaller than I am happy with and the tone of the
writing seems unnecessarily over intellectual from time to time. But
inspite of its many shortcomings it is an asset to the serious artist.
It makes... more info
Customer Review: I found this book to be useless as a reference for expressions because the expressions the models were making were so, well, useless. It was like they were goofing off in the photo booth at the mall. I couldn't stand looking at these people, nor could I work any of the material into anything I would... more info
Customer Review: With my interest in outdoor/Nature photography, this is the perfect tool to aid in better shots and "Framable Art" Thank you Jim for a great book!
One of my favorites and will be one of yours.
Customer Review: Is a little weird how the author presents his analysis, how he propose the reader should follow practising, images are good enough, it is a good book.
Customer Review: As a collector of Charley Harper art for 40 years, I think that this will be THE DEFINITIVE reference book of his career. If you collect Harper, this is a MUST-HAVE for your library. Ed Lane
