The paintings depicted in the book communicate the motion of the ocean tides, the vivid sunsets, and the seemingly pure emotions inspired by Audubon's pink and orange flamingo colors.
The visual language of design - the ability to communicate what the book is about, who it is for - is something publishers are all too aware of, as they watch their books do battle on increasingly cluttered bookshop (and supermarket) shelves, competing for our attention and, let's face it, our money.
Most importantly, the book will communicate the strength of Sharon's spirit.
I think it's nice if there's an effort to somehow communicate the general tone of the book but, that said, I have a copy of Chris Ware's cover for Penguin Deluxe Editions' The Three Musketeers which is a comic book page, and it's so perfect.
Walter Isaacson is not an art historian, he's simply a lover of Leonardo who manages, in this beautiful book, to communicate the sheer joy that was this remarkable man.
Doctors also evaluate language, social and emotional skills based on the way the child communicates about the book with parents.
It's rare that a book manages to communicate the importance and excitement of teaching in music —the way that intense young players are galvanized by charisma and example.
Being a superorganism is a mind-blowing trait for a species to possess; unfortunately, this book does not communicate the impact of such a classification, an assertion that would most likely be increasingly true for lay audiences.
Kahn's is a lively book that tries to communicate the excitement of science.
Dr. William W. Fitzhugh, the archaeologist who led the development of the original exhibition, said previous museum shows and books "had failed to communicate the depths of Viking culture, especially in lands west of Europe".
