An ideal boy

Ideal Boy, An: Charts from India
by Sirish Rao, V. Geetha, Gita Wolf (Editors)
Dewi Lewis Publishing
2001, 120 pages, 6.9 x 1.0 x 9.4 inches, Hardcover
$7 Buy on Amazon

A book with visual charts as educational aids in India.

First thought? Why boy? Than I thought, okay we live in a fake male dominant world. So I scrolled down. 'Improvement of the cooking'? 'Home science - Cooking and utensils'? 'Nail polish', 'Hair pin' and 'ribbon' (Usefull Articles). Now I'm confused. Also because of the cover of the book. A boy and a girl.

But ofcourse one of the most important good habits of an ideal boy (do they exist by the way?) is taking lost children to the police post.

Illustrations are nice :)

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Beware ... I'm not responsable for the result

Ever heard of The Visual Telling Of Stories (Fulltable.com)? Enter on your own risk. It's a visual labyrinth. Created and still maintained by Dr Chris Mullen. In his words:

A LYRICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF VISUAL PROPOSITIONS
RUGGED DESIGN IN OPPOSITION TO ELEGANCE
IT’S BIGGER THAN YOU COULD EVER THINK
JUST EXPLORE — NO CLUES FROM ME

I don't know about you, but I'm bookmarking this one. Loads of inspiration.

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Are You A Visual Thinker? Are You?

If you are, than you might be the next genius inventor of our time. For the people who are interested ... yes, I am a visual thinker.

Oh I like the part of the messy or organized space. After I organized everything in my house (happens tops once a year) I can't find anything anymore.