Process Book

Finn and Oona; Telling the Story

I worked on a fold out to represent my brand Finn and Oona, and to start telling the story. (The parallel lines aren't part of the design they mark where the folds would be.) I chose to do a fold out because on one side I wanted to represent the brand, as shown here. Then, on the other side I wanted to provide factual infographics of how unnatural dyes effect our skin and our environment. On the front page I would like to do an embossing of the logo instead of the logo being in black. Folded together the booklet is 6x6. 

Translating lines from literature into Newspeak

Pins

Here's a fun thing I made when I took out the pins. There are 62 frames total.

experimental broadsides

    bigger paper, bigger type

     

    

    

          

   

Using the paper that John gave me

This is my most recent typewriter work. I used paper that John gave me from an old book from his family hardware store. The book dates back to about 1917 which I found really interesting because I like old stuff like that.
 

tea package