The Pilcrow

A fictional magazine I edited, illustrated, and designed. I used articles and short stories in the public domain as my main text, and wrote some of my own short essays and advertisements to fill in the space. Each article has its own accompanying illustration. Headings and titles were set in Futura, body text was set in Adobe Caslon Pro. Designed in Adobe InDesign.

The final cover design, the initial sketch, and the final cover illustration rendering

Article Illustrations

The Theory and Practice of Editing New Yorker Articles by Wolcott Gibbs

Excerpts from Monday or Tuesday by Virginia Wolff

A Child's View of Color by Walter Benjamin

Illustrator at Large: A Holiday Scene Like No Other

Notes on Typewriters and Plants

Book Review: A Window to the Past in "An Editor's Burial"

Spot Illustrations based on proofreading marks

Faux Advertisements (the most fun part to come up with)