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Tuesday, August 16, 2016

7 Days Or Less, Write & Publish A Children's Book to Kindle





"This author wrote a #1 Amazon Bestselling children's book with his 8-year-old son (sitting on our bed in our pajamas). And guess what, you can do this too! Click on his link below to view full-length tutorial video on how easily children's books come together (and how profitable they can be!) - http://jjsnip.com/cbf-video "
  
https://youtu.be/esHlhZPVRsA

Thursday, July 23, 2015

Crash Course of Topography History in 5 Minutes

Jacob Gube has a quick read article, including video, discussing 5 minute crash course on the History of Topography.
"Ben Barrett-Forrest’s 5-minute film, The History of Typography – Animated Short, courses through the key events that have shaped the art and science of typography. The film starts with the first typeface (i.e. Blackletter)."



http://designinstruct.com/typography/typography-history-crash-course-5min/

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Scribus Video Tutorial - Part 1

If you cannot afford Pagemaker, Quark, or Indesign, consider learning to use open source, free, software - Scribus.

This through video deals with  basic introduction and setting preferences.



http://youtu.be/3sEoYZGABQM

Avoiding Bad Desktop Publishing Part 1

"The first part of a presentation at the Nagoya International Personal Computer Club on how to avoid bad desktop publishing, both in print and on the web. This part included what is bad desktop publishing and why it should be avoided, and the first two rules to avoid it."



http://youtu.be/N1PxU4k9iHY

Monday, April 18, 2011

Royalty-Free Stock Video, Stock Photos, Vector Images, Sound Effects, Music and After Effects

"Pond5 is an online marketplace for buying and selling stock media. If you are a rights-holder of professional quality video, audio or after effects projects, you are invited to partner with us in selling your media online. This is an opportunity for media makers everywhere to earn money licensing their work for use by others – simply, quickly and easily. We're always accepting new submissions in all categories!

Note to photographers and illustrators: we currently do not accept uploads of photography or vector illustrations. We plan to begin accepting still images shortly. If you'd like to upload for distribution on Pond5 now, please submit your content to our partner site 123rf.com, if you'd like more information on how we will be handling photo submissions in coming months, check here." *

*from their website  

http://www.pond5.com/

Monday, March 8, 2010

CreateSpace

CreateSpace is an amazon.com company.

Authors can sell their books, musicians can sell their CDs, and filmmakers can distribute their films or videos.

About CreateSpace

CreateSpace Logo"Through our services, you can sell books, CDs, and DVDs for a fraction of the cost of traditional manufacturing, while maintaining more control over your materials. We make it simple to distribute your books, music, and video through Internet retail outlets, your own website, and other bookstores, retailers, libraries, and academic institutions. Get started today!
CreateSpace is a DBA of On-Demand Publishing LLC, part of the Amazon group of companies.

History

We were originally founded as CustomFlix Labs, Inc. and BookSurge Inc.
CustomFlix launched in 2002 when four colleagues decided to make widespread distribution easier for independent filmmakers—they started CustomFlix, a DVD on-Demand company.
BookSurge was launched in 2000 by a small group of writers who wanted to create opportunities for authors to not only publish their work, but to also retain their content rights and sales profits. BookSurge grew to support leading publishers and independent authors, offering complete self-publishing, on-demand printing, and online distribution services.
In 2005, BookSurge and CustomFlix were both acquired by Amazon.com. CustomFlix’s name was changed to CreateSpace in 2007. In October of 2009, due to the harmonies that would be created in the businesses, the CreateSpace and BookSurge brands merged under the CreateSpace name to become the publishing and manufacturing on-demand leader for independent content creators, publishers, film studios, and music labels."

https://www.createspace.com/