A fabulous and sensitive introduction to the world of typography.
No-nonsense guide to the fundamentals of real-world type use.
Practical ideas for book promotion from an American perspective
We design books, reports, catalogues, brochures, posters, signage, interpretive displays, calendars, web graphics, logos, corporate identities, newsletters and more. To see samples by category, please follow these links: Book Design, Interpretive Design and Brochures and Posters. More extensive book sample collections can be found here, interpretive design here, and general print design here. We also maintain an archive of selected work at Behance.
The web journal below records some of our recent projects. Please contact us if you require any additional samples.
A teenage girl is transported into a strange land of animated stones and embarks on a quest. We chose a forthright heroine and carried out a hair transplant and pastiched together various background elements to create a unified whole.
Book Design Tuesday, August 2, 2011 at 12:36AM 
Skating on a fine line between ribaldry and tackiness, Pants Off Salmon features recipes designed to help singles to impress their dates. We wanted a design that made it clear the book was designed for both genders and looked less 'laddish' than the first edition.
Sometimes we are asked to redesign the cover for an existing book. The publisher may want something new, or not have the rights for the old artwork or simply can't afford the artwork rights. We have become proficient at creating reprised covers using very low cost imagery. It is always an interesting challenge to go up against an older design and try to refresh the appeal of the book.
Book Design Friday, July 8, 2011 at 4:20PM 
Dealing with the intricacies of project management and personal interaction, A Project in Ammonia required strong and rational typography and a diagram of the plant at the centre of the plot. The chemical notation for ammonia completed the composition.
Book Design Sunday, July 3, 2011 at 3:47PM 
The author wanted a cover that conveyed the struggle that professionals face in balancing their personal and professional lives. We kept the design simple and direct and the colour palette spare and focussed.
Sunday, July 3, 2011 at 3:44PM