A few areas I’ve nerded out on, in my spare time, in recent years…
A magazine about design innovation in response to problems around affordability and quality of life.
Rural living and reclaimed architecture.
Triple-page fold out detailing various configurations in Yolanda Pila’s Madrid home.
My editorial design is based on the story of Yolanda Pila and her amazing Madrid home. The lettering is wonky and angular with modularity and movement.
This spread features my lettering, layout and content-selection capabilities.
This article features Brad Kittel, a remarkable Texas tiny-house artist. Kittel owns numerous warehouses choc full of salvaged house parts.
Responsive and reconfigurable, and recognizable.
Clear and direct, just like your travel experience should be.
Inspired by the TJ Lyons Collection at MassArt, Boston, MA.
Neutral Milk Hotel Lyric set in 30 pt Arrighi, with ornamental border.
Typesetting
This Arrighi font beautifully showcases a swash that breaks the bounding box! If this were code, what would happen? Well, luckily side bearings (which exist in metal type), also extend to digital typography.
Ironically, it was through the art of letterpress and old-fashioned typesetting, that I truly began to understand the fundamentals of web-based typography. Typography, like code, is a system. Every element is thoughtful, intentional, and created to work together.
Here’s a short description I wrote (and set in 11pt type) about a relating project— The Letterpress Puzzle.