book design

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This book was created in a third year typography class with Jen Eby. The objective was to re-interpret a child’s story, using purely typography and typographic elements. 

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Kitsilano Pool /1.5 Meters is a miniature collection of photos I took around the Kitsilano Pool. It was a project made for my fourth year Print Production class. 

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Print Publication

Perfect bound book design, 60 page editorial 7"x8" on typography

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This book design incorporates a modern twist on the old classic using an unconventional size of 12 x 16. vellum paper was also used to illustrate the self reflection of the hunger artist. Vellum paper also created a great composition when layering type on different pages.

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A large-format multi-folio publication design project showcasing Franz Kafka's "The Hunger Artist". It focuses on creating a narrative of his story through expressive and evocative typographic treatments.

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This communication design portfolio (also available as an interactive PDF) was originally conceived for print and later reformatted for digital publishing.

Issuu digital file can be found here.

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This design project was the result of a re-formating of an article from the Believer Magazine. I created an banger typeface with a ball piont pen to give the pull quotes a scratchy feel, and used a mixture of calm and chaotic landscape photography to intertwine with the article. Through out the article Judy Berman talks about different bands and songs in relation to spiritual sounds and influences, the songs are in read along order on the compact disc. The photography was taken on travel in and around Metro Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal, Quebec City, Portland, Seattle and San Francisco.

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This is a book project from a Print Publishing class, we had our choose of which Aesop's Fables to include. I wanted to create graphic illustrations to accompany the story with a relative scene.

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As my first semester's senior project, my goal was to take a complex psychotherapy treatment, Core Belief Engineering, and present it in a way that made the practice accessible to new clients and practitioners. Through illustration and information architecture, the result was a comprehensive guide introducing the reader to the field of belief change therapy. 

If you'd like to see the method to my madness, please check out my process blog

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For my fall semester senior project, I chose to create a way of organizing and sharing family histories that is non-traditional, inventive and user-friendly. I used my own family's history for the project, but another family could easily be swapped in.