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New and expanded Malika Favre monograph is a minimalist marvel

Creative Boom

"Meanwhile, Malika Favre designed the cover and many details found within the book while simultaneously editing her vast portfolio of work into a final, refined collection of images," adds Jon. "It It was decided early on that the best way to section the book would be by theme, such as 'Women', 'Travel', 'Patterns', 'Geometry' etc.

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Sudesna Samanta passes on joy to audiences with her colourful illustrations

Creative Boom

Baltimore-based illustrator Sudesna Samanta specialises in creating work based on themes of nostalgia, children's stories and travel. Sudesna Samanta's work ranges from book design to branding, social communication, and caricatures.

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Daniel Jensen: Current Events by Bedow

BP&O

Opinion by Richard Baird Daniel Jensen is a Swedish artist whose work moves between paintings, sculptures and drawings and explores themes such as society and pop-culture, film, literature and nature. His latest book, designed by Bedow, features artworks that are figurative and abstract, unrelated and absent a narrative.

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David Pearson: “We can be braver with book design in the UK”

Design Week

. “The Great Ideas series was always about trying to make each book as different as possible,” he says, adding that the first step for every stage of the collection was to set parameters and limits. “Book design is at its most fun when you’ve got something to kick against.”

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Why 'Deborah Turbeville: Photocollage' is a must-read for photographers everywhere

Creative Boom

The book's creative journey The journey towards Deborah Turbeville: Photocollage began a decade ago when Nathalie Herschdorfer embarked on a project focused on the history of fashion photography. This endeavour led her to the archives of Condé Nast, where she gained a deeper understanding of Turbeville's work.

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Natasha MacKenzie on Designing Everyday Monsters

Spine Magazine

Natasha MacKenzie (aka miss nat mack) is a coffee-addicted book designer primarily based out of Manchester. With a professional background in marketing, branding and book design, she helps authors and publishers across the globe bring their stories to life!

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Michel Vrana on Designing Dante's Indiana

Spine Magazine

The second book is described by the publisher as “an extraordinary journey through the divine comedies and tragedies of our time.” Comedy and tragedy’ is also an apt way to describe the surprise in finding out that a book design now has a sequel. Central to the new book is a Dante’s Inferno theme park (in Indiana, of course!),

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