John Madere: Portraits of Design
Mohawk Fine Papers released the 24-page large format booklet, “John Madere: Portraits of Design,” a collection of stunning photographs highlighting eleven of America’s most influential graphic designers: Milton Glaser, Stefan Sagmeister, Paula Scher, Stephen Doyle, Michael Bierut, Massimo and Lella Vignelli, Chip Kidd, April Greiman, Seymour Chwast and Ellen Lupton.
The perfect bound piece is printed on Mohawk Kromekote, known for reproducing on press what the camera sees, and true to form, it shows every detail of these very personal studies. John Madere is a New York City based photographer whose trademark is his ability to capture people in compelling human moments that reveal their spirit and passions.
The idea for the booklet was conceived after Decker Design saw Madere’s images of Stefan Sagmeister and Paula Scher. The design process was highly collaborative between the photographer and the team at Decker. Discussions ensued about the work and legacy of each of the subjects and how the images related to their personal histories.
The publication design is subtle; it follows a disciplined grid and varied pacing intended to pair with the striking portrait compositions. Great consideration was given to showcasing Kromekote’s printing capabilities, resulting in enhanced, lustrous photography throughout. On Michael Beirut’s photograph, for example, a combination of gloss and dull varnishes was used, with gloss appearing on the windows only, effectively adding depth to the scene.
Emulating the tone of a fine art book, the team at Decker encouraged Madere to write about his experiences on the shoots for inclusion in the back of the publication. The result: A publication just as at home on a coffee table, atop a stack of expensive fine art photography books or as an esteemed piece of inspiration in the library of any artist or designer.
To obtain your copy of the “John Madere: Portraits of Design,” visit the Mohawk Fine Paper website.
For interesting vignettes and anecdotes about the photo sessions, read John Madere’s blog.
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