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The Asian Art Museum selected this thrillingly crashy for their, yes, Shanghai exhibition catalogue. Couldn’t be more thrilled. Take a look at the back cover and some interior pages here, and do note that the deco Chinese characters on the back were drawn (in Illustrator, necessarily) by yours truly.
Hey, this exhibition catalogue I designed the Asian Art Museum just showed up, hot off the presses. Most of the ink on the cover is mix of metallic gold and plain old black, and the result is rich and fantastic. Also, I might have finally figured out how to use Perpetua. Hurray to everyone for making this happen. Read more about it here.
A dream project. Beautiful photographs, beautiful clients. A nice give-and-take the whole way through. They even went for a varnish-only half-title. The book came out wonderfully and you should go buy it.
Oh, hey! They talked about this book on NPR. Why not have a listen? Mr. Arndt is such a nice guy. Man.
Hello again. This is a handbook for the Ringling Museum of Art. Do I wish I could have visited their compound in Florida during the construction of this book? I do. Alas, the trade does not work like that. This was a lively design and the pagination was fun to work out. Please do click-through. It’s a nicely tricky piece of work.
A joyous project. Please, click through to see more. I’m terribly proud of this.
My favorite spread from a retrospective of the work of a Russian-born, Berkeley-based artist. Fascinating stuff. My favorite spread, though, remains this © page.
A photography book from the University of Kentucky Press. Click through for more.
Unused.
Cover for the catalog of an exhibition at the De Young museum in San Francisco.
