New Book for Johns Hopkins Medicine

Excellence in Every Breath: A Century of Science, Discovery and Clinical Innovation, is a 260-page casebound book that traces the 125 year history, evolution and achievements of the Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine at the Johns Hopkins Medicine.

Highlights include the first use of anesthesia in the early 1900‘s, key players who paved the way for the discipline, the effort it took to create the department, groundbreaking research and discoveries, and advancement in anesthesia techniques.

Cover and section divider artwork by Blake Cale.

SPD Gold Winner!

The cover of the spring 2025 issue of Johns Hopkins Engineering magazine won GOLD in the 61st Annual Society of Publication Designers awards! Many thanks to the JHE editorial team and the amazing artwork by Michael Haddad!

Stevens Institute of Technology

The spring 2026 issue of Stevens Indicator, the alumni magazine for Stevens Institute of Technology, features “Putting Quantum Weirdness to Work,” about finding practical applications for bizarre sub-atomic phenomena. Also, a new study bringing us closer to hypersonic flight, a guide to the city of Hoboken, N.J., insights into earthquakes, and the extraordinary art and artifacts of Alexander Calder on the Stevens campus.

Illustration by Petra Péterfly, Stuart Bradford and Matthew Hollings.

Johnson & Wales University Magazine

Double Play! The Spring 2026 issue of Johnson & Wales University Magazine features two alums who are responsible for fueling the LA Dodgers throughout the season.

Johns Hopkins Medicine Magazine

Ongoing art direction for Johns Hopkins Medicine Magazine. The spring issue features Suicide Under The Microscope: Using psychological autopsies to improve suicide prevention efforts by finding commonalities among those who died. Other stories include Free Thinkers, Pollution’s Fallout: Brain Disease, A Call For ‘Radical Collaboration’ and A Visionary In Medical Illustration.

York College of Pennsylvania Alumni Magazine

York College’s fall magazine cover story, Behind the Lombardi, highlights a Sports Management alum that works for the Philadelphia Eagles. A second feature covers an alum who founded a wildlife rehabilitation center in York, PA.

Bloom - Bryn Mawr Admissions Magazine

We recently completed the winter issue of Bloom, Bryn Mawr’s admissions magazine, designed for girls ages 6 to 16. The cover story, All in a Day, follows a senior hour-by-hour through her day. 

Other stories include:
• What’s In Your Backpack
• No Phone, No Problem
• Faculty Fill In The Blanks
• Speak Your Mind
• The Sticker Story
• How I Became A…

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Award Winning!
The winter 2025 issue of Bloom, the admissions magazine for The Bryn Mawr School, recent won silver for overall design from InspirED School Marketers, an online professional development resource and community for private school marketing and communications.

From the Judges:
“It’s great to see a publication created specifically for students, rather than the more traditional parent-focused approach. This shift immediately strengthens its engagement potential. The design is vibrant and colourful, but importantly, it avoids feeling cluttered or over-designed. It strikes the right tone for its intended audience.”

“Love this magazine. It is creative, clever, and visually engaging. The headlines pop, and the balance of visuals to copy is spot-on throughout. Great use of illustrations, as well.”

40 Years!

40 years designing for educational and cultural institutions. Thank you!

Here’s to many more. Happy New Year!

Stevens Institute of Technology

The fall 2025 issue of Stevens Indicator, the alumni magazine for Stevens Institute of Technology, features Water Warriors, about students tackling water insecurity in the Peruvian mountains. Also, a story on Stevens’ iSTEM program, and recurring sections: How-To, Impact, and Out of the Archives.

Illustration by Kenzo Hamazaki and Stuart Bradford.

Impact: Weill Cornell Medicine Magazine

The fall 2025 issue of Impact, Weill Cornell Medicine’s bi-annual magazine, features Cells as Medicine — how physicians are tapping the body’s smallest units to provide healing for many types of cancer.

Other stories include:
• Turning the Tide on Tuberculosis — how scientists are opening new avenues for better drugs and game-changing vaccines against this global scourge.
• Unleashing the Krakencoder — an AI-fueled mapping tool developed by a Weill Cornell Medicine team offers a window into how the brain’s wiring supports the way we think and act.
• Letting in Light — how doctors can restore trust in medical and scientific expertise.
• A Missed Diagnosis, a Missed Opportunity — a doctor studies how screening in pregnancy affects long-term diabetes risk.

Read the new issue of Impact magazine on the Weill Cornell Medicine website.

Cover story illustration by Santtu Mustonen. Additional illustration by Blake Cale, Keith Jamison, Chiara Ghigliazza and Bratislav Milenkovic.