During a recent e-mail correspondence with Steven Heller (art director, author, curator, & lecturer) regarding my work, he inquired about my hand created type and asked if I kept sketchbooks over the years. He was in the middle of compiling a new book with Lita Talaric featuring an inside look at various typography sketchbooks - he was interested in featuring my process. I replied yes . . . saying that I would be happy to comb through the last few years and find what I thought, would be the most interesting work and submit for consideration. This upcoming book will be available for purchase soon. Also featured are Matteo Bologna, (founder and President of New York-based Mucca Design) Art Chantry, Leanne Shapton, Charles Spencer Anderson and many others. Follow this link for more information. Thank you, Steven for this opportunity! Shown here is one of my submissions.
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Monday, August 15, 2011
Brezinka in Steven Heller book
During a recent e-mail correspondence with Steven Heller (art director, author, curator, & lecturer) regarding my work, he inquired about my hand created type and asked if I kept sketchbooks over the years. He was in the middle of compiling a new book with Lita Talaric featuring an inside look at various typography sketchbooks - he was interested in featuring my process. I replied yes . . . saying that I would be happy to comb through the last few years and find what I thought, would be the most interesting work and submit for consideration. This upcoming book will be available for purchase soon. Also featured are Matteo Bologna, (founder and President of New York-based Mucca Design) Art Chantry, Leanne Shapton, Charles Spencer Anderson and many others. Follow this link for more information. Thank you, Steven for this opportunity! Shown here is one of my submissions.
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how books,
New York Times,
steven heller,
thames and hudson
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
The Evolution of Handmade . . .

I received an e-mail from Joshua Chen of Chen Design Associates yesterday. The e-mail contained a link to the cover for his upcoming book FINGERPRINT No. 2: The Evolution of Handmade Elements in Graphic Design and is now available for pre-orders. 4 of my images were chosen to be featured and he inquired about a 5th, shown here above. The assignment I created for The Washington Post earlier this year will now also be included. The book is available for pre-orders at AMAZON . . . follow the link above for details.
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chen design,
collage,
how books,
Illustration,
press
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