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A Gift

What an awesome surprise from my client, Felix! I had worked with him on his book about the NY Swiss Gymnastics Society, and as a “Thank You,” Felix mailed me this wonderful piece of art!

Love Notes

It’s love. This book is the story of a budding relationship…as told through text messages. More than 60 pages of romantic conservations between sweethearts. (Design inspired by a Dolce & Gabana catalog.) Published through Blurb. January 2009.

Memoir Layout

More than 240-pages of stories and photos. Client assembled and edited mother’s memoirs, and I put together the book layout using Blurb BookSmart software (which was really a challenge!). Click here for a book preview. Published through Blurb. July 2008.

Baby Book from Blog

A very pink, girly, fun baby book adapted from the family blog of baby’s first year. Had a lot of fun picking out the colors and fonts! Book has 102 pages of family memories. Cover designed for Blurb ImageWrap hardcover format. Published through Blurb. June 2008.

Interior Design Portfolio

Interior design portfolio showcasing set design work for a gallery in Southfield, Michigan. Portfolio is divided into sections based on design styles, and each section begins with a narrative by the interior designer. Published through Blurb. May 2008.

Baby Book

A 22-page baby book. The father wanted to use these scrapbook elements with a light color palette of blues, greens, and yellows. The book features images of the newborn at the hospital and his first day home. Published through Blurb. April 2008.

Torres Testimonials

A collection of praise and anecdotes about a much loved and recognized copy store owner in New York City, who was recently featured in The New York Times for his popularity. The stories were collected from friends and customers in NYC. March 2008.

Announcement: I’m a BlurbNation Custom Bookmaker!

I have an announcement to make. I’m now one of the newest BlurbNation custom bookmakers out there. Yahoo!!! I’m currently one of just a handful of bookmakers in the nation! (Cue the fireworks and cymbal crashes!)