Inherently factual, or generally based on experiences and data, need design to help guide the reader…
The most obviously functional of my book design categories, these books are anything but “utilitarian.” Design often becomes an integral part of presenting the information, with the design aesthetic setting the tone of the book project.
Kura: Prophetic Messenger is a stunning essay + photo essay of the development and installation of the sculpture from which the book gets its title. Featuring the work of master potter Richard Bresnahan and the St. John's Pottery.
Creating an anthology of native women writers took careful balance of style and art—with illustrator Tashia Hart's help.
An interior redesign of Evergreen Authors makes this both a beautiful and highly useful book guiding authors to market their own books.
A textbook for early education teachers, Transformational Coaching for Early Childhood Educators uses complex styles for reading simplicity.
The Story of Everyday German Peasant Life contemplates one family's experience over two-thousand years worth of history.
Over 20 years in the making, Enchanted chronicles the author's life and her dedication to live simply and close to the earth.
Scenes from a Tapestry uses photography and astrological charts to consider climate and the weather.
This conceptual 32-page booklet refreshes two critical art essays from 1939–1940.
Design and indie publishing perspectives from Illustrada Design
