Series, series, series....
›
We all have to do them once in a while and it is always a challenge. This one is about the geopolitics of resources. I wanted to create a ve...
›
Sometimes you come up with a solution and think that it is either too obvious or that it must have been done before. This was the first one ...
Managed Annihilation
›
Dean Bavington From the brief: The commercial cod fishery in Newfoundland and Labrador was once the most successful in the world. When it co...
Circus
›
Michael Harris This is the rough sketch that was approved. I am going to have to photograph the detritus in the foreground and integrate it ...
›
approved
›
›
Strange Bedfellows
›
This one evolved a bit. The client felt the two books under the same jacket wasn't obvious enough and that it needed to be punchier.
›
approval pending This was the photograph supplied. It is definitely interesting and has cover potential but sometimes you just run out of ne...
›
In progress Canada purchased part of the Dead Sea Scrolls in 1947 but never actually received them.
›
This book is about how neoliberalism created the economic meltdown and its impact on ordinary people. References the Odessa steps sequence f...
›
approval pending I liked the idea of a countdown of stamps denoting the "strange death" of britishness in Canada. These stamps com...
›
This was the first sketch I presented and it kind of received a lukewarm reception. I decided to go back to one of my original ideas. I like...
›
cover in progress I found this image online about how to tie a noose and I thought it could work for this cover.
›
another cover in progress
Boxing the Compass
›
Richard Greene Off to the printer I did the sketch quite a while back. The photo comes from a travel site I found on the web by Gemeah Howar...
›
This is a book about Buddhism in Canada. The authors wanted geese on the cover. My goal was to find an unusual way of presenting them. I thi...
›
Spring Catalogue cover
›
One of the issues with doing press catalogue covers is that you are actually designing the spring cover in the fall. We had a severe frost l...
›
The author insists on using this image and it sounds like it is non-negotiable. This one is going to be a challenge - but I'm up for it.
›
approval pending I presented a couple of options on this one. The book is an evolutionary history of religion beginning with the social live...
›
approval pending
›
Work in progress Book is about how New Englanders created new myths about the extinction of indian tribes to serve their own colonial intere...
Animals of My Own Kind
›
Off to the printer One of my New Years resolutions was to make my back covers more interesting.
›
Strange Future
›
Pessimism and the 1992 Los Angeles Riots Min Hyoung Song
Keep it Real
›
Lee Gutkind Proposed cover for a book about writing creative nonfiction. In the end we went in another direction (below).
›
This is new YA series I am working on. Each story is told in the first person - single voice. The logo for series has been accepted but we a...
The Fate of the Nation State
›
Edited by Michel Seymour
›
Repairing Eden
›
Mark McLeod-Harrison
Watermelon Syrup
›
Annie Jacobsen
›
approval pending
›
This is a preliminary image for a novel that is about the crazy mixed up life of a man and his multiple concurrent marriages.
›
Approval pending Title refers to small wax wish boats.
›
Just got approved. Illustration by the very talented Christoph Niemann These are other ideas for the salon des refusés.
›
This one is approved. Below is another option I presented.
‹
›
Home
View web version