The second book in a burgeoning series of graffiti and street art documentation by photographer, Jacqueline Hadel. This book focuses on L.A. street art during the Summer of 2013.

A photography book about Seattle Street Art in the 1990"s at the Vogue nightclub on 1st Ave in Downtown Seattle. An historic scene and awesome art

The photographs in this book have been taken over many years in places throughout the world. They have all been included because they suggest that they would form the basis for a painting or drawing. Sometimes it is a question of pointing the camera in the right direction, occasionally it is luck but more often the artistic eye will spot something of merit. Many have been collected from the urban environment and can be classed as graffiti. Other photographs are from the natural world. Art is all around us but many artists reach a point where good ideas are hard to come by and inspiration is not forthcoming. Some photographs, or bits of images that have been cropped, spark off an idea and can inspire a drawing or painting. There is no order to these images, the book is designed to flip through as a design source. All these images are free to use and develop as the artist wishes, it is only the photo itself that is copyright. If you are stuck for ideas then this book will give you inspiration

Drunk on Power, Again? It's only Common Sense After 20 years in AA, author Benny Phisheraree presents 99 more 'Ideas to Ponder' about the current state of leadership and how power has an intoxicating effect creating consequences that affect followers.

Clarion Alley stands as one of the most beautiful, revolutionary, stimulating and ever-changing public art exhibits in California. This book takes you on a journey from one end of the galley to the other, focusing on the murals, the changing landscape and the emerging visions. Next to visiting the Mission District on a sunny California day, this is the best way to see Clarion Alley.