Client: Harvard Review
Added: June 03, 2009
Updated: January 07, 2011
Views: 7552
Discipline: Book Design
Tags: book cover, book design, geometry, kara walker
|
Description:
I recently completed a major overhaul of . I have been designing covers for the semi-annual literary journal for several seasons, and finally had the opportunity last year to tackle the interior as well. The result is a more integrated package, which I think is a nice continuation of the style developed over the last several issues. The new covers are printed on a nice, toothy uncoated stock, and the books are bound with printed endpapers that repeat the pattern and color of the issue number (circle) that wraps around the spine.
#35, the first issue to be housed in the re-design was fortunate enough to include work by Kara Walker and Chuck Close.
Featured in AIGA's 2009 Best of New England (BoNE) Show.
To be featured in Print magazine's Regional Design Annual, 2009
The third image shows the cover design for issue #36, the second in this new series.
Alex Camlin said on June 13, 2009
Thanks. This was really one of those rare projects where I felt like nothing was sacrificed. I have a great working relationship with the editor, and I think that's what makes all the difference.
Steve Cooley | Cooley Design Lab said on June 16, 2009
Jeez Alex, this is really nice. What a fabulous culmination of a lengthy working relationship with Harvard Review. Great work!

































Julia Breckenreid said on June 12, 2009