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New York Times SpecialsSpecials in Features and News, translated from digital stories to print. Specials include the National and New York City Restaurant Lists; The Best of 2023 Food Issue; 52 Places to Go in 2024; Being 13; 50 Rappers, 50 Interviews; and New York City, Defined by You.

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COLLABORATORSShannon Robertson, CD
Mary Jane Callister, CD
Andrew Sondern, CD

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Lonely Planet Inspiration + Gift BooksInspiration + Gift titles for travel publisher, Lonely Planet. Titles include Don’t Hike Naked in Switzerland; Secret liWonders of the World; Where to Go When Hiking; and Best Beaches Australia.

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Designer

COLLABORATORSEmily Dubin, CD
Becca Hunt, Editor
Margo Rosenbaum, Editor
Jenni Zellnor, Editor
Robin Barton, Editor
Kaitlin Brito, Illustrator
Lauren Crow, Illustrator

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New York Times Print Design Hundreds of pages involving art direction, illustration commissions, and print interior layout and cover designs for sections like the Book Review, Real Estate, Thursday and Sunday Styles, Arts + Leisure, Food, Science, Weekend Arts, and A2A3.

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Staff Editor, Print Features
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COLLABORATORSPrint News and Features Teams

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Tomorrow’s Book: Artifacts in the AnthropoceneA collection of three books that communicate climate change in an approachable and personal way. Each imagines future worlds based on data projections: extensive waste through a nature poetry anthology; biodiversity loss through a family cookbook; and increased levels of carbon dioxide through a field guide.

ROLEMDes Thesis Candidate

COLLABORATORSAnnabelle Gould, Thesis Advisor
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Audrey Desjardin, Committee

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Streamer No One TypefaceRevival typeface based on Streamer No 36, an American Wood Type Co. block system that was first shown in William H. Page’s Specimens of Wood Type and Borders (1882). The typeface inverts the letterforms to a positive version, removing the borders seen on the wood blocks (a version of this positive face was first shown as wood type by Page in 1879). While staying true to its quirks and personality, Streamer No One increases legibility, opens up counters, and creates greater consistencies in width and spacing. Created during Type Elective’s type design crash course.

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COLLABORATORSLibbie Bischoff, Advisor
Tamara Pilz, Advisor

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Still Room StudioAssisted founder Jessica Fleischmann at Still Room Studio, providing design help with layout, typesetting, image placement and management, and file organization. Projects included the 20th Anniversary book for CalArts Center for New Performance; a collection of two books for the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs CURRENT:LA project on food and water cultures within the city; and the Jesse Mockrin exhibition catalogue at Night Gallery, which won a 2022 Graphis Design Silver Award.

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MONDAY Art Journal The sixth volume continues the themes of Lux Aeterna, an exhibit at the Jacob Lawrence Gallery in Seattle that explores the currents of technical migration and image circulation in an era of accelerated exchange.

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COLLABORATORSEmily Zimmerman, Editor-in-Chief
Julia Powers, Managing Editor

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Jacob Lawrence GalleryExhibition identities, catalogs, and event and social graphics for the 2020–21 gallery year. Exhibitions explore themes in education, social justice, and experimentation that honor the legacy of artist and educator Jacob Lawrence. Projects include a 2020 exhibition catalogue featuring the work of over 50 artists and a visual campaign for a discussion between adrienne maree brown and Prem Krishnamurthy.

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COLLABORATORSEmily Zimmerman, Gallery Director
Vivian Mak, Design Intern
Thipok Cholsaipant, Web Developer

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DesignInquiry: Minor NarrativesPublication outcomes for the 2022–2023 DesignInquiry Fellowship exploring the theme of minor narratives. Content followed the fellowship’s year-long projects including research on collections and ephemeral objects, remote skillshares, and recipe cooking tutorials. Skillshares included meditation practice, travel art kits, and writing techniques for creative blocks.

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Jordan Carey, Fellow
Jordan Steyer, Fellow
Jimmy Lu, Advisor
Tricia Treacy, Advisor
Andy Campbell, Advisor

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Seattle Art Book FairIdentity for the first in-person Seattle Art Book Fair. Included full identity development, digital and print assets, and merchandise. Aided in regular event planning and coordination with the core volunteer team.

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COLLABORATORSTom Eykemans, Co-Founder
Jayme Yen, Co-Founder
Mary Wojnar, Illustrator + Designer
Raziah Ahmad, Designer
Julia Powers, Copyeditor

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University of Washington MDes MicrositeBased on cumulative statistical and visual research on global design programs, the site highlights the work, curriculum, and students in the MDes program and provides a central area to apply.

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COLLABORATORSAnnabelle Gould, CD
Audrey Desjardins, Writer
Thipok Cholsaipant, Web Developer