The Art of Looking Sideways by Alan Fletcher

[00BuCkErZ00]

"it's also very good for keeping the door open because its quite heavy... so it's got many uses" haha SOLD!

[underneathyourbed18]

my absolute favourite book ever, each day i open it at a random page and just see read,or learn about some new random shit. it's brilliant.

[mindmappedartist]

I got this for school, great book

[anjams9ster]

'The Art of Looking Sideways section' LOL - brilliant man, brilliant book. RIP Alan.

[jeffray3]

Possibly the best book I've ever read. Every quote worth quoting and an in depth examination of being a human in the new world of creativity. Designed by a masterful typographer who creates a synesthesia of words, symbols, characters and visual design. He cleverly exposes the history of intelligence and the evolution of human society. Truly enlightened reading that will change your view of the world.

[RONASWISS]

As a text for uni... it is hilarious

[delo01]

The man is a genius. RIP

[dinglidigital]

Got this book for my birthday. Best book i have ever owned.

[Casualvacancy]

If I ever need inspiration to help me write I use this book

[stumpy2231]

I stumbled across this book out of the blue. I'm so glad I did, its truelly an awesome book.

[destinysfate130]

i'm desperatly trying to find that image from this book, of the alphabet found in the veins of the pebbles but i can't find it on the internet do you know where i could find it? my library doesn't have the book.

[userone]

I think the pebbles are from the book On My Beach There Are Many Pebbles by Loe Lionni.

[mayari]

A very inspiring book. Love it.

[sigreer83]

This is my favourite book. I borrowed from a friend for over a year but got rumbled and she's taken it back! :-(

[AraceliEsquina]

Este libro es uno de los manjares visuales que devería de tener todo diseñador gráfico.

Aparte de que lo publico uno de los grandes del Diseño Gráfico. Excelente

[HowVeryKinky]

I just ordered this yesterday...I've been wanting it for over a year now!

[craftymethods]

I deeply love this book....

[cutilisious]

RIP too much love

[supersonicburp]

the book never ceases to amaze... each time i flip through it, it feels like i'm going through it for the first time. "mind-boggling" would be an understatement.

[fjseminario]

wata a legend. Mad respects RIP

[egoslap]

it is a great book

[ELproduct0]

Amazing works.