Sentences with phrase «title page illustrations»

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The annotated version includes over 100 handwritten notes, comments, quips, and illustrations and even reveals the top - secret working title of my next book on the last page!

Part of the «That's not my...» series, this title combines bright, colourful illustrations with a variety of different textures to touch and feel on the pages, helping very young children develop important language and sensory skills.

This product has been designed to help you create and maintain your AITSL portfolio by providing title pages and checklists to organise and record your evidence / illustrations for each standard.

General parts of a book Cover Title page Front Matter Copyright and legal disclaimers List of illustrations and tables Foreward Acknowledgements Introduction Table of contents Chapters References Index Resources Author bio, Contact info

The title page of next week's One Piece chapter 766 is full of light homages to the series, both in the illustration itself (see Nami's outfit, Luffy's ramen bowl, the fox and its clothing) and the O and I in the series logo.

Since this type of double - page spread illustration is not feasible in an eBook, we redesigned the chapter title pages of the eBook to look like this, incorporating color as well (a great way to jazz up your eBook):

Title Page: In print publishing this title page contains the title of the book, the author's name, the place and year of publication, the publisher, and sometimes illustratTitle Page: In print publishing this title page contains the title of the book, the author's name, the place and year of publication, the publisher, and sometimes illustratiPage: In print publishing this title page contains the title of the book, the author's name, the place and year of publication, the publisher, and sometimes illustrattitle page contains the title of the book, the author's name, the place and year of publication, the publisher, and sometimes illustratipage contains the title of the book, the author's name, the place and year of publication, the publisher, and sometimes illustrattitle of the book, the author's name, the place and year of publication, the publisher, and sometimes illustrations.

The best example of fixed format ebooks are children's titles that have an illustration on the left - facing pages and the story text associated with that illustration on the right - facing page so the image and the text are always displayed together for the child.

A common way to begin this page is, «Also by [author's name]...» For authors who do not have previously published works, this page may be left blank or feature a frontispiece, which is a decorative illustration that is opposite the title page.

Invite students to select a favorite illustrator and read multiple books illustrated by that individual, taking time to linger over the book covers, endpapers, title pages, and illustrations.

The physical characteristics include the interior illustrations as well as the book cover, dust jacket, endpapers, title page, and other front matter that contains storytelling components.

Frontispiece: This is an illustration on the page facing the title page.

According to my trusty Chicago Manual of Style, it runs something like this, with each item given a separate page or section: half - title page, series title or frontispiece, title page, copyright page, dedication, epigraph, table of contents (TOC), list of illustrations, list of tables, foreword, preface, acknowledgements, introduction (unless it's part of the body of the book).

If your title has lots of special illustrations or visuals — or needs to have a fixed page layout — then you'll want to hire a professional to prepare your ebook files for you.

Fans of Japanese shoot»em up artwork, particularly those of Cave, Softbank Creative has put out a new 160 - page, full - color art book featuring illustrations from the manic shooter publisher's recent titles in Japan this week.

One and One Is Four: The Bauhaus Photocollages of Josef Albers, a new installation featuring 16 photocollages, is on view at The Museum of Modern Art, while the book of the same title by Sarah Hermanson Meister, with 140 pages and 120 colour and duotone illustrations, is published by MoMA and by Thames & Hudson outside the US and Canada.

Azbee Category: Design > Opening Page / Spread - Illustration > Less Than $ 3 Million Revenue Title of Entry: «Managing Cyber Risk» Awarded to: Brenan Sharp, deputy design director

In the illustration are several pages that will have a title something like «Tabular detail of Illustrated Values and Benefits».