New Releases by Richard Chasemore

An illustrated guide to the world's most famous super-hero vehicle - the Batmobile. Every Bat-fan's dream is to step inside the Batmobile, now you can. From its weapons and defences to its built-in hidden forensic lab, discover the mysteries of the dark crusader's famous vehicle. Peel back the layers to reveal new comic-book-style artwork, cross-sections, diagrams, illustrations and lift-up flaps which expose the Batmobile's best-kept secrets and extraordinary inner workings. Get into the minds of the Batmobile's makers as you check out rough sketches and blueprints from its original designers, find out what Batman keeps in his glovebox, and discover how to reload the Batmobile's grenades! Plus, two amazing gatefolds reveal all the amazing features of the Batmobile and Batcave in never-seen-before detail.

Part of "The Right from the Start" series, which is ideal for 16-18 year-old students on introductory ICT courses. The series includes the three main Microsoft packages: Word, Excel and Access and four of the Macromedia/Adobe packages: Photoshop, Flash, Dreamweaver and Fireworks.

Covering Module D203 of the DiDA specification, this book shows students how to use Fireworks and Freehand to create graphics and edit existing artwork and images. It also shows students how to create the artwork for a sample project similar in scope to the one set by the Edexcel Examining Board.

Learn to create professional-looking pictures and graphics using the easy-to-follow instructions. This book is suitable for the whole class, group and individual teaching. It shows how presentation skills may be used in a range of different subjects across the curriculum.

Inside the Worlds of Star Wars is the first-ever complete visual guide to the legendary locations in the Classic Star Wards Trilogy (A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi). Written by novelist James Luceno, the book features the most detailed cross-section illustrations ever produced by DK's acclaimed artists, Hans Jenssen and Richard Chasemore - including an awe-inspiring four-page fold out of the entire rebel base on Hoth. Archive photographs show aspects of the Trilogy's spectacular alien panoramas that fans have never seen before, including parts of Mos Eisley, Bespin, and the momentous battle on Hoth. Three-dimensional maps provide stunning aerial overviews of the films' unforgettable landscapes, with annotations to explain the progress of the action from one location to the next.

A guide to the locations from "Star Wars, Episode II, Attack of the Clones" includes the planets Coruscant and Kamino, as well as details and cross-sections of sites from the Jedi Temple to the execution arena on Geonosis.

Takes a look at the construction and inner workings of a variety of military tanks.