'Told' is about the art of story, not the science. It defines the twenty great principles of storytelling and then shows how they work by weaving them into 30 illustrated short stories that vary in format from poetry to screenplay.

A graphic design scrapbook for the cut-and-paste generation of Internet users, a showcase of the newest talent and the coolest educational tool - all in one neat book and FREE DVD package.

From the Charles Saatchi Collection. Damien Hirst is one of the most important artists of his generation. Published to coincide with a London exhibition, this title - also designed by Jonathan Barnbrook - brings together for the first time all the works by Hirst in Charles Saatchi's personal collection. The book explores the Hirst's life, illustrated with portraits of the artist, his work, his ...

Portraits of People, Plants and Places. A photographic evocation of the British garden past, present and future published to coincide with a major exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, London, in June 2003.

This visual celebration of the diversity and creativity of Black British Youth provides a unique window onto some of the most vibrant and innovative stylistic subcultures ever to have hit the dance floor.

Includes audio CD.

Gathers together Stephen Bayley's collected writings during a twenty year career that has propelled him from academia to become one of the world's foremost commentators on design.

A fascinating visual study of a new project by one of the world's leading film directors. Hotel is a digital film which while being experimental has attracted celebrated actors including David Schwimmer and Rhys Ifans.

Today stickers are the new flyers, and a major means of street-based communication, used by the hippest advertising agencies and the most underground messengers alike. This is the first book to cover this latest street-art phenomenon.

'GH avisualagency' is a collective of five, working within the overlap of art and design. The first section of the book will contain essays that cover the inception and 10 year year history of Graphic Havoc. The second section will contain their current working philosophy. The last and final section of the book, will cover their dreams, where they want to go as a company and the things they want .

'Urban Toys' is about 'digging dreams out of cities' in the form of public sculptures and happenings that create pockets of fantasy in urban networks.

An insider's survey of the best new talent to spring from Berlin's unique creative hotbed. Includes a FREE poster.

This book explores through photographs the idea of isolation and the boundaries of knowing others and ourselves.

Andrew Hughes' work explores the detritus and rubbish washed up onto the shores where he surfs. By photographing these everyday products in such an environment, Hughes attempts to draw attention to the small scale, the unseen, the pollutants of modern industrial consumerist society.