Os Patos is a fictional diary Flavia Péret. In Brazilian Portuguese, the title of the book means something like “The Silly Ducks” (loose translation). Published by Impressões de Minas.

A woman, encouraged by her physician, tells a story about her own body. In other words, Os Patos is about a woman who has a body; it is about a woman who lives an ordinary life; it is about a body that has changed in time; it is about writing; and it is, in the end, about how foolish we all are.

The acidic but spirited style of the text is very objective and simple — and these attributes guided the book design throughout. We can also say the design interventions frequently confuse themselves with the text, sometimes highlighting certain words and phrases, or even suggesting that the reader cut off one of the book's pages.

Outside/Inside is a book by Norwegian design agency Heydays, celebrating their 10th anniversary. The book's contents consist of case studies, enhanced with inside stories from behind the scenes: details about success and failure and what Heydays have learnt over the years.

The book typography uses Formular, like all Heydays studio communication.

Sixth issue of Die Epilog, a German magazine that deals with the change of our society. By looking into the small things that are changing in our everday lives, it wants to explore and welcome the bigger shift around us.

Sometimes, you just can't choose. The “creative process” could be defined as a series of failed production, rapid prototyping with intention of iteration. For the cover of Los Angeles rapper Nosaj Thing, returning designer Adam Guzman made a cover of covers, or maybe it’s a cover of sides. The typography is eclectic and brings logistic tags, notes and checks to mind, while the composition echoes strict modernism in the post ISO world.

In addition to the physical LP, CD and cassette versions, there is also a website where the “stripes” are independent, animated objects.

The back cover with the track listing is set in Canela Thin.