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Tell a story with your space using the seamless travertine design of Daltile's Articulo series. The Editorial White floor and wall tile features a beautiful replication of linear vein-cut travertine bringing sophisticated drama to your home. This tile is waterproof, slip-resistant and stainproof making it the perfect piece to complete your project. Pair this floor tile with the coordinating wave wall tile to create a timeless design statement.

Design tells a story with the flowing travertine look of Articulo. Beautiful replications of linear vein-cut travertine in natural colors bring sophisticated drama to your kitchens, bathrooms, entryways even basements. Large-format 6 x 18 ceramic wavy wall tile pairs beautifully with a unique 18 x 36 ultra large format floor tile and the popular 12 x 24 porcelain large format floor tile. Upgrade your space with Daltile. Color: Editorial White.

Tell a story with your space using the seamless travertine design of Daltile's Articulo series. The Editorial White floor and wall tile features a beautiful replication of linear vein-cut travertine bringing sophisticated drama to your home. This tile is waterproof, slip-resistant and stainproof making it the perfect piece to complete your project. Pair this floor tile with the coordinating wave wall tile to create a timeless design statement.

Actual newspaper columns create a twist on this casual, nostalgic print, shown in metallic gold script on a black ground. This Crafted Editorial Wallpaper measures approximately 20.5 in. W x 20 ft. L, measuring approximately 34.2 sq. ft. per roll. Thoughtfully-designed to inspire you to love the home you're in, these collections are beautiful, purposeful, and help tell your story. Color: Charcoal.

The LuxeCraft Editorial White 6 in. x 18 in. floor and wall tile creates a modern rustic look. The linear veining and neutral tone of this travertine-look tile gives it the versatility to complement any decor. Use this tile throughout your home on kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, and even fireplace facades to create the perfect space.

Actual newspaper columns create a twist on this casual, nostalgic print, shown in charcoal gray script on white. This Crafted Editorial Wallpaper measures approximately 20.5 in. W x 20 ft. L, measuring approximately 34.2 sq. ft. per roll. Thoughtfully-designed to inspire you to love the home you're in, these collections are beautiful, purposeful, and help tell your story. Color: Black & Gold Metallic.

Color/pattern: retro green Approximately 12.5in from shoulder to hem Model is 5'9 and is wearing a size small. Measurements may vary slightly by size. Design details: removable soft cups Zipper closure 62% polyamide, 38% elastane Lining: 93% polyester, 7% elastane Machine wash Imported

Design tells a story with the flowing travertine look of Articulo. Beautiful replications of linear vein-cut travertine in natural colors bring sophisticated drama to your kitchens, bathrooms, entryways even basements. Large-format 6 x 18 ceramic wavy wall tile pairs beautifully with a unique 18 x 36 ultra large format floor tile and the popular 12 x 24 porcelain large format floor tile. Upgrade your space with Daltile. Color: Editorial White.

Take 139 leading editorialcartoonists from the United States and Canada, inspire their creative talentswith the major political issues of 1973, and the result is this provocativepictorial history of one of the Twentieth Century�s most tumultuous years.This, the second volume of theseries, features the graphic commentary of virtually every major editorialcartoonist working in North America today, including twelve Pulitzer Prizewinners. Topics range from Watergate, the energy crisis, and America�s returningPOWs, to a score of other events and issues.The 375 editorial cartoonscontained in this work�at once biting, perceptive, and humorous�represent themost outstanding examples of the art from a variety of media�newspapers,magazines, television, and cartoon syndicates�and reflect a broad range ofpolitical thought and conviction. Liberal and conservative, radical andmiddle-of-the-road�virtually every political philosophy finds expression withinthese pages.The revelations of Watergate, ofcourse, provided a fertile field of ideas for every editorial cartoonist during1973, and some of this year�s outstanding works focused upon this and relatedtopics. Many other issues, however, also claimed the attention of the generalpublic and of editorial cartoonists as well: the emotion-packed return ofhundreds of American POWs following years of imprisonment in North Vietnamesejails; the new war in the Middle East; President Nixon�s battles with Congressand the press; the precedent-setting resignation of Vice President Spiro Agnew;and a new trend in U.S. Supreme Court decisions concerning obscenity andpornography.As in the previous editions, thisvolume is edited by Charles Brooks, former president of the Association ofAmerican Editorial Cartoonists and winner of numerous awards for cartooningexcellence.

The best cartoons from North American editorial cartoonists capture and preserve the news-making events of 2009.

Editorial Design: Digital and Print is a comprehensive guide to the traditional and digital skills that a designer will need for a future career in visual journalism today – the design of magazines and newspapers for a wide variety of markets.Generously illustrated, including case studies, practical exercises and tips, and examples of best practice; profiles of individual designers include Mark Porter, Scott Dadich, and Janet Froelich. The book explains the fundamentals of editorial design and layout. Subjects covered include current and emerging digital formats, branding, how to create layouts, handling copy and images, design and production skills, and trends in editorial design.With insider advice and opinions from leading contemporary designers, the book is a practical reference and learning resource that will teach readers everything they need to know to reach the top of the profession. The new edition of this book shows how editorial design has adapted to the online and digital world.

In this forty-first annual edition of an acclaimed series, more than four hundred clever and provocative editorial cartoons spotlight and satirize the major events of 2012. With viewpoints from liberal to conservative, no subject is off limits. The wit of the nation's best cartoonists targets everything from politics, government, and the economy to pop culture and sports.

Book by Harrison, S. L., Duffy, Edmund

The heroism of Desert Storm, the disintegration of a once-fearsome Soviet Union, a seemingly unending economic recession, the sinking fortunes of the Bush White House, and rising hopes on the Democratic campaign trail were among the issues that fueled the pens of editorial cartoonists during 1991.Other topics targeted by cartoonists included the Senate confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas, peace prospects in the Middle East, a check-bouncing U.S. Congress, America's shaky financial institutions, the plight of the poor and the homeless, and the ever-growing menace of crime and drugs.All of these can be found here, weighed, measured, and commented upon by cartoonists representing every political persuasion the liberal left, the conservative right, and virtually every shading in between. Some 345 editorial cartoons drawn by more than 180 of the leading cartoonists in the United States and Canada are presented in this Twentieth Anniversary volume. This year the front cover cartoon is provided by John Trever, of the Albuquerque Journal, and the back cover cartoon is by David Swann, of the Huntsville (Ala.) Times.ABOUT THE EDITORThis edition, like the previous nineteen in this series, was compiled and edited by Charles Brooks, former president of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists and winner of seventeen major cartooning awards. Included are the year's major prize-winning cartoons, as well as listings of previous award winners.

The 42nd year of clever and provocative editorial cartoons. In 2013, the Syrian civil war exploded, the Boston Marathon bombings ruled the news, the Affordable Care Act went into effect, the government went into a partial shutdown, and the extent of the US government's mass surveillance program came to light. This collection of editorial cartoons satirizes those issues as well as everything from pop culture to the economy, while showcasing the wit and creativity of America's cartoonists.

All the major news events of the year: George Bush�s preparations for war, the struggle to combat terrorism, and an economy that continues to sputter.

The Iran-Contra hearings, the fire storm of opposition to the appointment of Robert Bork, the defrocking of evangelical leaders, and the Reagan administration. All of these events and dozens more receive the full attention, and sometimes fury, of the nation's cartoonists.Long considered the most definitive collection of editorial cartoons, Best Editorial Cartoons fo the Year: 1988 Edition is a must for the political minded, the history buff, the humorist, and the artist.ABOUT THE EDITOREditor Charles Brooks is past president of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists and for thirty-eight years was a cartoonist for the Birmingham News. He has been the recipient of thirteen Freedom Foundation Awards, a national VFW Award, two Vigilante Patriot Awards, and a Sigma Delta Chi Award for editorial cartooning.Brooks' cartoons appear in more than eighty books, including textbooks on political science, economics, and history, as well as encyclopedias and yearbooks. His original cartoons are on display in many libraries' archives.

The 2008 presidential campaign got off to an early start with Democratic hopeful Barack Obama and Republican Rudy Giuliani. Violence in the Middle East reached new levels, surpassed only by the escalating violence in Darfur. Gas prices skyrocketed, while the value of the U.S. dollar plummeted overseas. U.S. troops are still in Iraq and the fence along the Mexican border has still not been built. Wildfires, droughts, earthquakes, and tsunamis have fueled the increasing concerns about the threat of global warming, which reached celebrity status with Al Gore's documentary. Selected for clarity of position as well as for exceptional execution, this collection includes the work of Pulitzer Prize-winning artists, the year's major award-winning cartoons, and the best work from Canadian cartoonists.

Relive the year's history-making events with Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year: 1986 Edition. Since 1973, this series has showcased the talents of leading editorial cartoonists form the United States and Canada. This year's volume presents more than 350 noteworthy cartoons from 133 cartoonists, including the top prize-winners of 1985.Congressman Jack Kemp, a frequent target of editorial pens, contributed the forward for this year's edition. He notes that editorial cartooning is vital to a free press and in preserving history, commenting that "no one has ever seen a cartoon poking fun at Mikhail Gorbachev in Pravda or Krokodil, and that fact speaks volumes about the Soviet system."Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year is widely recognized as the definitive compendium of leading cartoonists' views of national and international issues. Acclaimed as a concise yet far-ranging pictorial history, Publishers Weekly calls it "a great way to get the gut feeling of a year's history."The 1986 edition continues the history of excellence established in previous volumes. This year the cartoonists focus their rapier wit on such topics as the Regan administration, international terrorism, crime, the AIDS scare, airline safety, and national defense issues such as Star Wars.ABOUT THE EDITOREditor Charles Brooks is past president of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists and for thirty-eight years was a cartoonist for the Birmingham News. He has been the recipient of thirteen Freedom Foundation Awards, a national VFW Award, two Vigilante Patriot Awards, and a Sigma Delta Chi Award for editorial cartooning.Brooks' cartoons appear in more than eighty books, including textbooks on political science, economics, and history, as well as encyclopedias and yearbooks. His original cartoons are on display in many libraries' archives.