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Showing posts with label junior. Show all posts
Right Outside The City
A book written by myself, about the concept of family and home, and what it means to belong. Hand bound.
Bookmaking (Various)
Among stitches I know are: pamphlet, simple stab binding, various Japanese bindings, Coptic, herringbone and hardcover.
A Chorus of Words
A long 10-week self-portrait through design, this project started as a "Catalog of Influences" but quickly grew to an exploration of how I express voices in typography.
Also accompanied by a hypothetical app:
Also accompanied by a hypothetical app:
The Blind Assassin Concept Map
In this concept map of The Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood, I track the emotions of the three interwoven stories.
Inside Out
Songs From...
An iconography describing genres of music, put into a jewel case setting in order to visualize a playlist.
Why Not Lecture Poster
Given three hours and a hypothetical lecture poster for Why Not Associates, I created this lecture poster to be reminiscent of their work. I had the unique pleasure of visiting their studios while in London.
Massachusetts Coast Guard
An infographic for the US Coast Guard in Massachusetts, detailing State Data as well as recruitment information and other facts. Printed double-sided on a letter-size piece of paper, but folds to about 3"x4".
The Bookmark Project
The Bookmark Project was a two-part project continuing on the MoveOn posters wherein we designed an installation project. I created 13 separate bookmarks and "invaded" bookstores with them. For more information on my work and the web component, please see the website, which I designed.
Typography and Transportation
A 32-page 6"x9" anthology including an interview with Erik Spiekermann, an article on Massimo Vignelli's MTA map, and an essay written by me on Typography and Transportation. Under the cut, more spreads.
MoveOn.org
Two posters for MoveOn.org - one for the controversial organization and one against it. Both are 33"x46".
Maya Lin (Architype)
Two 20x30" posters about the architect Maya Lin. The first is a denotative poster including a timeline. The second is connotative and seeks to emulate her style.
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