Select Publishing Projects
Practical Pomology: A Field Guide
Practical Pomology represents generations of apple knowledge and encourages a centuries-old tradition of searching for, observing, and documenting apples.
Spread from section II, “Taxonomy”
Practical Pomology is the authoritative guide to the empirical study of apples. It provides comprehensive instruction in how to recognize seedling and grafted trees; describe the anatomical features of the apple; and identify the varieties most commonly found in historic orchards. Whether you are new to pomology or an old hand at describing and identifying pomes, this book will prove to be an indispensable resource.
Book Details
• 152 pages
• Laminated soft cover with rounded corners and sewn, perfect binding
• 5-1/2 x 7-3/8 inches
Published in Spring 2025 with the support of 567 backers pledging more than $45,400 to the Kickstarter campaign.
Spread from section III, “Common Fruit: 34 Apple Varieties Historically Grown in New England”
Project Roles:
• Book design and layout
• Managed contributing illustrators and photographers
• Production coordination
• Developed promotional marketing material
• Kickstarter Campaign Manager
• Video Art Direction
PMA Magazine
PMA Magazine looks beyond the gallery walls to tell long-ish form stories about the objects, people, and places represented in the Portland Museum of Art’s (Maine) exhibitions, collections, and initiatives.
Redesigned in 2019 to be a “coffee table worthy” publication, PMA Magazine is anchored by a unique, behind-the-scenes perspective, inviting voice, and elegant design. The magazine keeps museum members connected and engaged independent of their last visit.
Publication Details
• 44-68 pages
• Perfect bound
• 8-1/2 x 11 inches
Published three times a year with mail distribution to more than 9,000 households.
Project Roles:
• Responsible for research and execution of magazine redesign
• Art direction, design, and layout
• Contributed original illustrations and photography
• Incorporated editorial feedback from multiple departments
• Production coordination
Lecture and Event Posters
for Bowdoin College
11x17 inch posters promoting upcoming lectures and events hosted by various academic departments at Bowdoin College (Brunswick, Maine). Displayed around campus, the posters are intended to catch the attention of busy undergrads, the extended local community, and the visiting public. Working with Bowdoin’s Associate Director of Communications for Production, posters have a quick design turnaround (5-12 days).
Project Roles:
• Present multiple design concepts
• Work with provided images, create original artwork, or select stock art
• Incorporate editorial feedback
• Follow Bowdoin brand standards
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