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Street Gang: The Complete History of Sesame Street
Marketing and book website design for Michael Davis’ Street Gang: The Complete History of Sesame Street.
Where the City Meets the Wild
What happens when nature reclaims what man once stole. Adrian Kinloch’s photo essay for Slate Magazine.
J. Maarten Troost
To promote Headhunters on my Doorstep I designed a page of ephemera with textures and imagery inspired by Troost’s description of his voyages.
Steve Inskeep (NPR)
Website design for Steve Inskeep, host of NPR’s morning edition and author of Jacksonland. The site includes a section where users can submit their own pictures to illustrate the Jacksonland story.
Gabriel Tallent
Website design and illustration for author Gabriel Tallent and his novel My Absolute Darling. The site features various image feeds where Gabriel shares his photography with his readers and followers.
Fernanda Eberstadt
I have worked with Fernanda Eberstadt for almost 10 years, and this is the second version of her website we designed together. This new version features a greatly expanded and evolving archive of Fernanda’s life and work. “The year I was sixteen, I worked at Andy Warhol’s Factory, writing pieces for “Interview” and answering the…
Robert Karjel
Website and online branding for Robert Karjel, Somali Pirate hunter, maker of fine desserts and author of The Swede.
Portrait Photography
I have over 20 years of experience in portrait photography, working with authors, musicians, activists, artists, performers and blast-barge engineers. You can see my full photo portfolio here. [foogallery id=”5347″]
Author Portrait for Daniel Alarcón
Daniel Alarcón and I chose a quiet part of Central Park to shoot a portrait for his book At Night We Walk in Circles for Riverhead. The images have been used around the world on various editions of his book. Photo © Adrian Kinloch all rights reserved. You can see my full photography portfolio…
Occupy Wall St
I covered much of the Occupy Wall Street actions for AFP/Citizenside including the occupation of Brooklyn Bridge and Duarte Park. The image above is in the City of the Museum of New York’s Occupy Wall Street collection. You can see my full photography portfolio here. [foogallery id=”5325″]
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