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Engaging book design, intriguing photography

In book design, I’ve worked with clients ranging from self-publishers to universities to worldwide corporations, taking the disparate pieces that make up a book’s identity and turning them into something that looks amazing and reads easily.

Photograph by Phillip Bradshaw, Sapelo Island, Georgia, May, 2007.

In photography, I love to combine architecture, nature, and details of all sorts into items folks are happy to make part of their design projects — or even hang on the wall.

My mission is to keep learning how to do both of those things better, day by day, project by project.

Lifelong Learner

I constantly try to add rather than subtract. Sanguine in philosophy (I’m told), I do my best to keep on top of changing technology: all the things needed to produce great books, great imagery, and satisfied clients.

I prefer simple expressions, space em dashes, and frequently suffer from run-on sentences; I read websites produced by actual people and do not participate in social media; I drive electric during the week and stick on weekends.

Photograph by Gerald Lucas, Austin, Texas, December, 2016.

During my spare time, I walk, row, and explore architecture. Whenever possible, I can be found enjoying a fantastic audio system.

I grew up in Maine, then overcompensated by spending some time in Florida. Since 2004, I’ve lived in Middle Georgia. I share my home with a dog and cat.