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Cool Infographics |
Very helpful book on infographics by the talented Randy Krum. “An innovative guide that prepares you to create compelling infographics for online marketing, business reports, posters, presentations, and even design your own infographic resume.” |
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SuperPowers Visual StoryTelling |
Concise, fun-to-read book by former Dallas Morning News co-workers and Washington Post staffers Laura Stanton and David LaGesse. |
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Truthful Art |
Book by Alberto Cairo, Knight Chair in Visual Journalism at the School of Communication of the University of Miami (UM).
Not only examines the “how” of graphics but also the “why” and the ethics of data visualization. Also, check out his other excellent book Functional Art. |
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Get Backed |
A good framework of how to do a presentation. It's oriented to those trying to raise funds with a pitch deck but good principles on building Powerpoints. |
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The E Myth Revisited |
One of the best and easiest-to-read books on starting your own business and maybe why you shouldn't. It's still spot on. |
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Get It Done When You're Depressed |
If you struggle with depression, malaise or stubborn procrastination (common in creative types!), this book can help get you going again. Excellent for those self-employed. |
