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Currently exploring a book design focused on making complex information easier to understand through visual language. Playing with typography, data visualization, and graphic systems to give the subject a more editorial feel.
This is a trully elegant and impressive design concept.
I love it.
The tangled scribble resolving into one clean curve and that single gold dot is the whole book premise in a single cover image.
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