Green-Wood Cemetery Book Design

This publication explores the history, culture, and significance of Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York. Combining historical research, interviews, and found poetry, the project offers a multifaceted perspective on one of New York City's most iconic landmarks. The book features original photography captured on-site, alongside select archival and credited images where noted, creating a visual narrative that complements the written content and highlights the cemetery's unique atmosphere and legacy.

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Book Design

Book cover for "Green Wood Cemetery" by Skylar Malik, featuring a black-and-white photograph of a cemetery scene with a leaning street sign that reads "Valley Avenue," trees, and stone cemetery monuments.
Table of contents page with a black and white photograph of a Gothic cathedral's spire and ornate architectural details on the right side.
Book cover titled 'Famous Residences' by Anita Holland featuring a black-and-white image of a cemetery with a statue of a woman and large leafless trees in the background, and additional text about Lola Montez on the right side.
View of a historic church with detailed gothic architecture, surrounded by trees and a river, with a city skyline in the background in black and white.
Cover page of a book titled "Interview with Edgar Thorn" by Skylar Malik, featuring a black and white image of a historic cemetery with ornate tombs and a cross on top of the main tomb.
Black and white photograph of a stone angel monument in a cemetery with trees in the background.
Front of a neoclassical building with columns, steps, and a decorative door, surrounded by trees and grass, in black and white.
Black and white photograph of several statues in a cemetery, including a woman with butterflies and a woman with wings, with trees in the background and a page of text discussing memorable interactions with visitors.
Close-up of a stone sculpture of a bird, with pine tree branches in the background, on the left side of the image. On the right side, there is text discussing the future of Green-Wood Cemetery and one's role in it.
Black and white photograph of a cracked and broken angel monument with a solemn expression, surrounded by trees, with overlaid inspirational text.

Greek Mythology

This project is a typographic redesign of pages 74–85 from The Journal of Hellenic Studies, Vol. 92, featuring the article Greek Mythology: Some New Perspectives by G. S. Kirk. The redesign explores principles of traditional editorial design, focusing on hierarchy, readability, grid systems, and typography. Through careful attention to layout and composition, the project reinterprets an academic text while maintaining its scholarly character and improving the overall reading experience.

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