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To promote Douglas Brunt’s new book, I conducted extensive research of relevant historical materials.
Website design for Joanna Schwartz and “Shielded: How the Police Became Untouchable”. Includes real-life stories, court and article archives.
Working with Wall Street Journal reporter Erich Schwartzel I developed a creative brief and brand style to project his work as a reporter author. We focused on his new book Red Carpet: Hollywood, China and the Battle for Cultural Supremacy, but built an online platform that was branded in a way that would work with future titles and projects.
Professor Marc D Hauser required an author website to promote his new book “Vulnerable Minds”. As part of the project I setup the digital tools to enable Marc to his published papers and store documents.
Keyu and I developed a brief to support the promotion of her book The New China Playbook, as well as archiving her academic papers and journalism. The web platform we built allows for easy updates and content management from Keyu’s team and her publishers
Working with Sebastian, Hachette and agent Stuart Krichevsky Literary Agency – I designed his website and online archive for his books, articles, and films.
I have worked with author Rebecca Donner for many years as her creative consultant on a range of projects. In the run up to publication of her critically acclaimed book All the Frequent Troubles of Our Days I’ve overseen and produced a variety of media to engage across various social and video-based platforms.
Marketing and book website design for Michael Davis’ Street Gang: The Complete History of Sesame Street. The original version of the site was a fully interactive experience produced in Flash.
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.
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…