Grace Brown

This collection was created for Gabrielle Zevin's novel Tomorrrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow. The story follows two video game designers and how they collaborate both professional and personally. The goal of this project was to capture the digital/online setting of the book through colors reminiscent of blue light and digital motifs (like pixels), while also appealing to its target audience: Millenials who grew up in the early digital age.

This collection was created with the goal of designing three classic novels (Frankenstein, Wuthering Heights, and The Haunting of Hill House) as a cohesive collection. The target audience for this project were women, aged 18-35, who are typically active on social media and looking to collect display-worthy editions of books.

This collection was created for a short story collection by Tamsyn Muir, with the story The Deepwater Bride serving as the hero. The goal of this project was to design a full book that appeals to a young adult/teen audience.

This collection was created for The Shining by Stephen King. The primary goal of this project was to create an eye-catching cover by using source material unique to the book. In the book, the clock is used as a symbol for all the past lives trapped in the Overlook Hotel.