Tony Karp's new electronic book, "When in Rome . . . An Artist's Journey," is a fantastic blend of art and technology.

With pictures that span Italy, and with enhanced interactivity that lets you explore and share this exciting journey.

Take a look. It will change your mind about art and about books forever.

This book is a PDF document that contains advanced (magical) interactive features. We have used a spell checker to guarantee that all of the magic is correct.

To enable all of these magical features, you should use Adobe Reader to view the book. You can get it for free from the Adobe web site. http://adobe.com

The "BookBar" interface at the bottom of the screen has controls to help you navigate the book. Move your cursor over each control and you will see a tooltip telling you what that control does.

You can also view the book as a slideshow where it automatically turns the pages. Just press the Play button to start the show and the Pause button to stop it.
Note: the slideshow is only available in Full Screen mode.

The index pages are "live" -- click on a thumbnail image and you'll be taken to that page. The Contents page is "live" as well.

The "Back" button lets you retrace your steps, just like in a web browser. This is especially handy when using the index pages.

Some of the pages have a green "Detail" button in the lower righthand corner. Click it and you will see a detaIl of the page or, in some cases, a surprise. Click the red button to return to the page.

Some pages have interactive features that you can activate by moving your cursor over the page. There will be instructions on those pages.

It's a book that you'll want to explore.

It's the future of artistic publishing.

Please email me with comments, questions, or suggestions.

Tony Karp

tkarp@timuseum.com

Our museum: http://timuseum.com

The artist's blog: http://artzen2.com

The artist's muse's blog: http://artmuse2.com

The artist's journal: http://ti-journal.com

Download the book

When in Rome . . .
An Artist's Journey

Version .035 - Sept, 2010
approx 10.5 megabytes

Note: When you click on the link, you may get a dialog box asking whether you want to Open the document or Save the file. Choose "Save" if you want to have a copy to view whenever you want.