Make 'em up like a pro!
927289
Not only are the photos in the book beautiful, but the directions are clear. The first face (the dog) we did got rave reviews!
535735
Great receipes and idea's!  This book will make you crafty, even if you're not.  Simple instructions with wonderful photo's.  Worth the price.
45053
AWESOME FUN! Once you learn about these and how to use them, you'll be HOOKED!
2617427
These guys are awesome!  I know there's negative reviews but let me give you a tip...look for a video on youtube on how to use them and then there is no problem.  They are not a quick solution, it took me 2 hours to make 48-5's, but, my 5's are perfect and my customer was excited about them.  So, don't hesitate to buy as long as you can learn from watching.
4382414
I have used this paint on many projects.  It makes an amateur look like a pro.  Go ahead, fool people, use this product and look like a pro!
1911202
Hilarious!  Great way to pull a little prank or two...... looks so real
3111071
Easy to use, fun, and entertaining!  As another reviewer said, these would be great party favors for a kid's party!  My husband, who is a bit of a kid at heart, thought these were awesome and I know that the younger relatives (especially males!) in my life would think these are equally as awesome!  If used for party favors, you'd only be paying a little over a dollar per favor (as this is a 12-pack) and I think that's a great price for the fun that the kids would have with these!  Easy to use (as I said) and love the LED light...entertaining for sure!  I received the product in exchange for my honest review.
2608
Show off -- impress friends and make sure you never, ever, tell your secret!

Practice a little like on the you-tube videos and never give them too much -- always stop mid trick and leave them asking for more.

Kids will think you are god-like with this and old people will pay you handsomely for the entertainment.

I give this product 2 "thumbs" up because it makes for a great party trick and conversation starter.
4675269
A fantastic game that'll let a group of people text out their creative skills! Great for parties and gets veeery interesting with some adult beverages mixed in (all for helping to sell being a proper B movie actor - I swear!)
4630764
Fun projects, great stories, sound advice, and hilarious to boot. A great gift for any pro or wannabe woodworker. But only if they have a sense of humor. If they don't have a sense of humor then they shouldn't be playing with sharp objects and chunks of wood anyway.
3967749
So little effort...so much fun to create a pretty cool look!
2043526
I am going to be as blunt as possible: If you believe in your words, you'll bet on yourself. You'll pony up the bucks, and hire a pro to polish your book.

OK. Now that we've covered that, NOW WHAT?

Start with Blake's book. It's cheaper than taking him out to coffee, and you'll be able to revisit the advice again and again. Here's what you get:

* A short, pithy, well-structured book. You can gulp it all at once, or dip in and out as needed. The sections read well piece-meal, but the message also builds well and hangs together as a whole.

* Turn-by-turn navigation. If you've got a question (or twenty) about editors and how they tick, the answer is likely here. How much do they charge? Is pricing always proportional to skill? Is the payment demanded up front, or in phases? How do I know I've picked a competent pro (and, is it fair to ask them to take a test-drive with a small bit of my book?) What's the difference between developmental editing, a copy edit, and a nitty-picky proofread...and do I need to fork cash over for all three? How can I interact with an editor professionally, and not bumble like a newbie? How much liberty should I take when incorporating their feedback? And finally: How can I still believe in myself, as an artist, when my book baby comes back all marked up in their ink?

* A bit of inspiration. OK, so most writing craft books tend to skew in one of two directions: (1) floofy, flowery, and making you ache to WRITE, or (2) technical, businessy, precise, hammering hard on the basics of good punctuation, sturdy story arcs/structure, publishing pathways and industry insights, etc. This book is a true blend of both, especially at the end, which I think is the hidden surprise. Blake gives a (welcome) sermon on where to find your affirmation as a writer (which I think is great little treat, tucked into a book on editing). Hint: Affirmation won't come in the way of sales, or five-star-studded reviews, or the holy gush of editor praise...

* A reading list. At the end, Blake gives a SECOND surprise: an annotated list of the 20 best books on writing (opening with a quote from each book, giving you a small taste of its soul). I love this. I love that he tips his hat to other great books.

Well done, Blake.
1712861
An easy way to update a bit of your kitchen with a big payoff!
2787551
These tips make an amateur decorator look professional! The save time too. I would definitely recommend buying these tips.
773269
LOVE these! I make a craft for my niece and nephews to complete every year for my sister's mother's day present. This year, I made a chalk board and sent it via the mail asking them to figure out what to do with it for their family. They made a chores chart and it's darling! Here are pictures. I can't display my sister's image as she's an actress, contracts, bla bla bla.
3874420
These little dots make a plain card look amazing! How I use them:  I choose a print with flowers, then make two copies.  I cut the flowers from one and embellish them with nail polish and glitter I buy at the dollar store.  It's inexpensive, but works!  I glue the first copy on the card, then place my cut out flowers on top.  I've attached a photo so you can see the results.  Highly recommend these Pop Dots for crafters, esp. card makers.
1990781
Okay- is it the best product of it's type out there? Probably not, I am not a professional photographer (or pro anything, really) but as a hobbyist, I am excited by the opportunities offered by this low cost and highly useful doodad. I was looking for a way to get inspired to paint more miniatures and what a better way to do that than use my smart phone to show off the little suckers. I was really pleased to learn that a set of black and white backdrops were included in the packaging (yes, yes, it's in the description and product images, etc). I can't wait to reshoot all of my finished miniatures so I can better identify areas for improvement. Attached here are the first of those reshoots. You don't need to invest a lot of money to step up your display photography game.