I worked with the artist Willy Smart to design and publish a book of 48 of his lectures entitled How to Listen to and Understand Fake Music. The lectures have passed through several filters, the last of which was the transcription feature in Google Voice. The book is available through Lulu. For more information, please visit the Fake Music website.

I produced a type specimen booklet for a typeface I designed. The booklet was produced on the occasion of the Comfort Station's Good ∆ Cheap ∆ Fast publishing workshop, an event hosted by Christopher Roeleveld on October 13, 2013. The typeface is called Geometric and is available in regular, bold, italic, and back-slant.

Signature Capture is a book of thirty-one ink drawings that have passed through Apple's signature vectorizing feature in Mac OS X Lion. High-resolution versions of each drawing are available on Flickr.

The artist Sean Ward commissioned me to create a publication containing a series of his flatbed-scanned objects. The book was published on the occasion of Glass Curtain Gallery's Slow Read exhibition.

I used twenty-five iPhone doodles to make an image for a t-shirt for Toro y Moi's Hawaii and Japan 2013 tour dates.

I contributed a poster (pictured here, at center) to Erik Brandt's ongoing Ficciones Typografika project.

Chaz Bundick took six photographs of me emerging from Lake Michigan on July 19, 2013.

Sunrise Book/Sunset Book contains two books in one volume. The book's pages gradate from 100% black to 100% white over fifty spreads in a halftone pattern that lightens at a 2% interval. The book is meant to be read one way, turned upside-down, read the other way, turned upside-down again, and repeated for as long as the reader wishes.

Carlos Sáez and Claudia Maté asked me to contribute a series of illustrations to their Cloaque project, an exquisite-corpse-style continuous feed of computer art. High-resolution versions of the original images are available on Flickr.

I pressed my hands into a blue stamp pad and then assembled twenty perfect-bound zines. The only contents within each book are the prints left behind by my fingers.

I worked with the generative artist Jonathan McCabe to publish a book of his images based on an algorithm called Flowpi. The algorithm's title is a combination of a "flow" and a pattern forming system named after the pomacanthus imperator fish. The book contains thirty-one new compositions. For more of Jonathan's work, please refer to his Flickr account.

La Martona's Yogurt is a "semi-scientific, semi-commercial pamphlet about yogurt." The work marks the first collaboration between the legendary Argentine authors Jorge Luis Borges and Adolfo Bioy Casares. Brandon Wilner translated the 1935 text into English, and we worked together to publish a pamphlet containing the English version alongside the original Spanish.

Archive as Shrine is a series of nine illustrations about a civilization that keeps all of its cultural objects in a single, designated, public building. The book follows the last piece of art as it is added to the collection. High-resolution versions of each illustration are available on Flickr.

For this project, I asked Michael Savona to design the cover and titles.

Brandon Wilner and I made a set of postcards.

Both Sides in Moderation is a zine containing warped illustrations of plant material. Seth Hoekstra and Christopher Roeleveld worked together on the cover and typography. The book was Riso printed in collaboration with Working-Knowledge. High resolution versions of each image are available on Flickr.