A cover with one idea
A single number and title establish the hierarchy. The cover uses a solid field rather than a collection of competing messages.
On form and space.
A monograph study built around a recurring architectural motif.
Original concept study
Not commissioned client work
What makes a collection of pages feel like a single object?
An imagined monograph pairs a strong cover with a quieter interior. A repeated arch acts as the subject, graphic motif and organising device across the study.
Three deliberate choices.
- Cover composition
- Spread system
- Graphic motif
A recurring shape
The arch appears as both a line drawing and a cropped form. Repetition creates a relationship between pages without making every spread identical.
A visible rhythm
Generous margins sit beside compact captions and folios. These repeated positions make space for different amounts of material.