While words are the core of any book, sometimes illustrations are needed for a visual explanation, or to enrich the content. One challenge is that the print production quality can vary, depending on how the book is printed. If the graphic reproduction is not high-quality, the illustrations need to be designed to compensate. Also, most inside-the-book graphics are in black-and-white, meaning a straight conversion from a color original may not be suitable.
Map created for
The Forgotten Revolution,
by Robert Mayers
Illustration of an “amusette” for The Forgotten Revolution, by Robert Mayers
Graph created for
Economics Review
by Edwin Corric