p u b l i c a t i o n s
To publish means to make public and to circulate. Obviously this definition applies to many forms of graphic communication, including the medium of the web publishing. Here, Episodic refers to books, brochures, exhibit catalogs and magazines. Rather than the printed medium going the way of the dinosaur with the advent of electronic publishing, a future in which both peacefully co-exist, each doing what they do best is foreseen. In the print world, that is: detailed images and typography (at present, a finer level of legibility), portability (no power required), tactile quality, accessibility (less elitism), and economy (this is already changing...).
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UM graphic design program brochure | the creative efforts of well-trained felines
College of Design magazine “Emergence” spread | editorial-info-graphic (off-site .pdf)
Form\Inform exhibit catalog | always tough designing for other designers
Brasch and the History of Science | book design pre-computer
The Figure as Fiction book | with good art, who needs graphic design?
C.A.G.E. 15th anniversary exhibit catalog | with good graphic design, who needs art?
Minnesota Creates: Fashion for a Century book | the paper is like butter
Another Look catalog | self-published with grant money
How magazine (Let an Artist’s Book Inspire You article) | designer and writer are one
Department of Art recruitment brochure | to increase reputation and visbility
THIS, a Cincinnati-based literary and arts journal | a collaboration
VM+SD (Visual Merchandising and Store Design magazine) press kit | with images from their archive
Oldest Possessions | Stanford MFA thesis project