“Andrew is our number one go-to designer for all of our book covers, whether scholarly or trade titles. He brings a creative, fresh approach to each project, and is expert at understanding the sometimes less-than-cohesive cover concepts we (attempt to) describe to him. I always look forward to seeing Andrew’s new designs. Our authors love his work too! I wholeheartedly recommend Andrew for any design need you may have.” —Sharon Daugherty Cover Design Manager, Paradigm Publishers

	From Cronkite to Colbert Paradigm Publishers I had alot of fun with this cover. I had been given the photo of Cronkite and the photo of Colbert. After studying the Colbert Report and Daily Show (purely for research, of course), I created graphics which are reminiscent of these shows—an example of art imitating art imitating life.
	The Sixties at 40 Paradigm Publishers Tie-dye!
	The Leading Rogue State Paradigm Publishers I was provided with a photo of the United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights. I printed it, crumpled it up, and photographed it to convey the United States government’s disregard for this document and similar treaties.
	Barack Obama Paradigm Publishers
	The Next Superower? Rowman and Littlefield An analysis of the European Union and how its rise will affect the U.S. The cover has a matte lamination with the main title in gloss. The gray areas were printed as metallic silver.
	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the White House Taylor Trade I try to stay away from the expected red, white and blue color scheme for my political covers. I think the grey and red add add a touch of seriousness to the more whimsical political cartoon type treatment.