“Ultimate Weird But True is the next installment in National Geographic Kids Weird But True franchise, which started as a popular feature in National Geographic Kids—the nation’s top-selling children’s magazine—and then grew into the blockbuster Weird But True paperback series. Now Ultimate Weird But True gives kids a super-sized hardcover book that they’ll pore over for months and return to for years to come.”
Dawn recently lent an invaluable assist on National Geographic Kids’ Ultimate Weird but True, out now. Working with NGK’s arsenal of top talent, Dawn teamed up in the layout and design of multiple chapters for “a bold, colorful design and a heavy dose of visual humor.”
Just wrapped up Re-Make/Re-Model: Becoming Roxy Music, by Michael Bracewell. If you’re a Roxy fan and looking for a tell-all on what went on underneath Eno’s feather collar, this isn’t it. Rather it’s a fascinating, and somewhat exhausting, treatise on what was going down in U.K. art schools and the birth and burdgeoning of the Pop art scene with the likes of 