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Best Graphic Design Books

December 2024

Don’t Make Me Think

Steve Krug’s “Don’t Make Me Think” is a refreshing dive into web usability that had me nodding along from page one. As someone who’s fumbled through countless poorly designed websites, Krug’s insights felt like a breath of fresh air. His conversational style and real-world examples make complex concepts digestible, even for tech novices like myself. I found myself chuckling at his witty observations and dog-earing pages to share with colleagues. It’s a quick read that’s left a lasting impact on how I view online experiences.

Keep Going

Keep Going is Austin Kleon’s heartfelt rallying cry for creatives facing burnout. With wit and wisdom, he offers ten simple yet profound rules to reignite your passion and persevere through artistic struggles. I found myself nodding along, especially when he suggests embracing boredom as a catalyst for creativity. Kleon’s down-to-earth advice feels like a chat with a trusted friend, reminding us that the journey matters more than the destination. A must-read for anyone who’s ever felt stuck or uninspired.

Show Your Work

“Show Your Work” is a refreshing take on creativity that resonated deeply with me. Austin Kleon’s candid advice feels like a chat with a wise friend over coffee. He encourages artists to embrace vulnerability, share their process, and build a community. I found myself nodding along, inspired to break out of my shell. Kleon’s conversational style and quirky illustrations make this a quick, enjoyable read that left me itching to create and connect. It’s a must-read for anyone feeling stuck or isolated in their creative journey.

Show Your Work!

In “Show Your Work!”, Austin Kleon offers a refreshing take on creativity and self-promotion. Drawing from personal experience, he encourages artists to share their process, not just the polished results. Kleon’s conversational style feels like advice from a trusted friend, peppered with relatable anecdotes and clever illustrations. As someone who’s struggled with putting myself out there, I found his approach both practical and inspiring. It’s a quick read that left me itching to create and connect with others. Highly recommend for any creative soul feeling stuck or unsure.