Debating the merits of marijuana with the Japanese National Debate Team in Carter Sans.

A Lucinda Hitchcock template with a picture we found. The original title for the book, To Kill a Child was (wisely) deemed not commercially smart, but it was a better match for this picture as the title story is about [spolier!] a child that is hit by a car. We designed the inside of the book too. Get yours here.

The Weekend Heller is in favor of Postage Stamps by AIGA Medalists, a book we designed (and wrote) “You should not miss this tribute.”

When we lived in western Massachusetts, we ate regularly at the Miss Florence Dinner. Nobody did bone dry eggs or undercooked potatoes better. Eating there made as much sense as a Zippy cartoon.

The third title in the Kat Ran Essays in Philatelics has just been published: Postage Stamps by AIGA Medalists (designed and written by us) is a survey of postage stamps by eighteen notable graphic designers. Learn all about it and get yours here!

Porfirio DiDonna: The Shape of Knowing. See more here. And see the exhibition here. And get your own copy of the book here.

For Pressed Wafer, our second George Scialabba book in Mercury Text and Neuzeit.

Just sent off final files for The William J. Glackens Collection in the Museum of Art | Fort Lauderdale. Watch us send off the files here. And see more pages from the book here.

The new Books For Children catalogue in Minion Pro for David R. Godine, Publisher. See more pages here.

Off to the printer, a book of Beth Moon photographs with essays in English and Italian set in Garamond Premier Pro. Vedere le pagine del libro qui.