A type-driven design for a literature title created for University of Chicago Press.

A playful, minimalist design for an urbanism title created for Vanderbilt University Press

A stark, minimal approach for a title about the rise of violent, far-right groups in the United States designed for Vanderbilt University Press.

A contemporary, minimal design for a biography of one of the most influential thinkers in Western science created for Princeton University Press.

For this history of the darker sides of Western science, a period-appropriate typographic approach combined with an illustration that relates to the subject matter. Designed for University of Chicago Press.

A look at how our climate has been impacted by unrestrained capitalist expansion designed for PM Press.

A playful, minimalist pattern that engages the poetic subject matter of this literary history designed for University of Chicago Press.

For this repackaging of a seminal text in urbanism, a simple graphic drawn from 20th century transit maps. Designed for University of Chicago Press

Type disintegrating to communicate the vulnerability and insecurity exhibited by the current political and cultural climate in the United States. Designed for Princeton University Press.

A simple 3D illustration that communicates the violence and urgency of the matter of industries of extraction and their impact on the nation of Peru. Designed for Vanderbilt University Press.

Type and illustration combine to communicate the censorship instituted under Fransisco Franco’s fascist dictatorship in the 20th century. Designed for Vanderbilt University Press.

A minimal typographic treatment that communicates the collapse of an economic crisis by breaking the grid and letting the type ‘fall’ to the bottom of the frame. Designed for Princeton University Press.

Photography and typography work in unison to reflect the gravitas of the subject of this new biography of Borges from Vanderbilt University Press.

A type-focused design that conveys some of the folksy, down-to-earth aura of Mildred Haun’s prose created for Vanderbilt University Press.

A highly-abstract background illustration for a unique, esoteric take on art history and its relationship to activism from Vanderbilt University Press.

A design for a collection of poems by Palestinian poet Ahmad Almallah using a scan of his actual identification paperwork and the reverse side of my US passport. Designed for University of Chicago Press.

A simple, minimalist design for this Vanderbilt Vintage series book about the intellectual history of copyright in the United States. The word is scaled and repeated to create the illusion of depth and perspective.

A design for a Vanderbilt University Press book about a political protest movement in Nashville, TN. The design is inspired by protest posters used in the March for Jobs and Freedom.