The Worlds of Lincoln Kirstein Northwestern University Press Kirstein was a prominent figure in New York’s ballet scene in the 1930s and 40s The typographical flourishes reflect that time and place, while the colors refer back to the tones of the painting.
	Battles without Bullets Greenwood Publishing This title is about the current cultural idea of reenactors, so I created a contemporary design that referenced the Civil War era.
	College Student’s Guide to the Law Taylor Trade Publishing This legal handbook for students was written in a casual, often humorous manner. The challenge was to create a hip cover appealing to college-aged readers, while at the same time projecting the seriousness of the subject. The retro look is fun, and the simple color scheme keeps the design from being too over-the-top. On the printed cover a metallic foil stamp was used for all the red text.
	21 Days to a Great Marriage Integrity Publishing This jacket design was influenced by the title treatments found on the covers of style magazines—publications which often feature writings on personal relationships.
	Hey Ranger! Taylor Trade Publishing When I saw the amusing scene of this bear on his hind legs I immediately thought of Yogi Bear at Jellystone Park. This book is a collection of humorous and wacky park stories, so I thought the comparison to the old TV show was a good one. I created the cartoon landscape and picked retro fonts to refelct that idea. see full cover
	Fitness Kitchen Taylor Trade The list of book features allowed for an interesting side panel. The bullets between the lines of text are hearts, mirroring the heart-shaped bowl in the photo.