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book design
. . . since 1994, design and production of the series of scholarly monographs published by the Yale University Council on Southeast Asia Studies:
- #58 [back and front covers], Contested Democracy and the Left in the Philippines after Marcos, Nathan Gilbert Quimpo (2008)
- #57 [back and front covers] and [sample spread], Hoa Lo/Hanoi Hilton Stories, Nguyen Chi Thien (2007)
- #56 [back and front covers], Fine Description: Ethnographic and Linguistic Essays, Harold C. Conklin; edited by Joel Kuipers and Ray McDermott (2007)
- #55 [back and front covers], Beyond Suspicion? The Singapore Judiciary, Francis T. Seow (2006). Foreword by Gary Woodard
- #54 [back and front covers], Conserving Nature in Culture: Case Studies from Southeast Asia, Michael R. Dove, Percy E. Sajise, and Amity A. Doolittle, eds. (2005)
- #53 [back and front covers], Seeds of Knowledge: The Beginning of Integrated Pest Management in Java, Yunita Triwardani Winarto (2004)
- #52 [back and front covers], Founders’ Cults in Southeast Asia: Ancestors, Polity, and Identity, Nicola Tannenbaum and Cornelia Ann Kammerer, eds. (2003)
- #51 [back and front covers], Tribes of the North Thailand Frontier, Jane Richardson Hanks and Lucien Mason Hanks (2001)
- #50 [back and front covers], Heaven Becomes Hell, by Ly Y; edited by John S. Driscoll (2000).
- #49, [back and front covers] The 1988 Uprising in Burma, by Dr. Maung Maung (1999)
- #48, [back and front covers] Bugis Navigation, by Gene Ammarell (1999) [xiv + 300 pp; 8 maps, including 4 oversized maps in separate pocket; 23 original illustrations; 15 tables of data; appendix; bibliography of references; index]. Read what a reviewer said about the figures, tables, and maps.
- #47 [back and front covers], Merchants and Migrants: Ethnicity and Trade among Yunnanese chinese in Southeast Asia, by Ann Maxwell Hill (1998)
- #46 [back and front covers] and [sample spread], Indigenous Peoples and the State: Politics, Land, and Ethnicity in the Malayan Peninsula and Borneo, Robert L. Winzeler, ed. (1997)
- #45 [back and front covers] and [sample spread], Merit and Blessing in Mainland Southeast Asia in Comparative Perspective, Cornelia Ann Kammerer and Nicola Tannenbaum, eds. (1996)
- #44 [back and front covers], State Power and Culture in Thailand, E. Paul Durrenberger, ed. (1996)
- #43 [back and front covers], Being Modern in Bali: Image and Change, Adrian Vickers, ed. (1996)
- #42 [back and front covers], To Catch a Tartar: A Dissident in Lee Kuan Yew’s Prison, by Francis T. Seow (1994)
- #40 [sample spread], Islamic Peasants and the State, by Ken Young (1994)
- #39 [sample spreads], International Commercial Rivalry in Southeast Asia in the Interwar Period, Shinya Sugiyama and Milagros C. Guerrero, eds. (1994
newsletter or magazine design and production
web site design and construction
- Personal/professional web site of Dr. Amity Doolittle, Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies [opens in new window]
- TRI, the Tropical Resources Institute, at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies [opens in new window] — redesign and reconstruction of the TRI web site that included reorganizing material, updating links, and reworking the look and the graphics without altering the TRI themes and colors. The site is mangaged by TRi staff; from time to time MetaGlyfix assists with ”cleaning up” the sight.
- Yale University Program in Agrarian Studies [opens in new window] — official web site of the Agrarian Studies program
- The Chicken [opens in new window] — sitelet for an international conference at Yale University, May 2002
- Yale Agrarian Studies graduate seminar web site — access is restricted, but the syllabus can be viewed at: http://www.yale.edu/agrarianstudies/sylla/sylla04p.html [opens in new window]
- Agrarian Studies 2000 Conference — contains information for the general public plus a private, password-protected section for invited conferees only, where they can access official conference materials and download papers
- Las Cruces High School Band Reunion — a tribute to Gregg Randall [opens in new window]
technical illustrations (some samples)
- illustrations for books and journals in the social sciences, such as this simple example or this more artistic chart, both from published books
- illustrations in physics journals
- illustrations from a set for a chemistry text
- Gesamtsystem — original illustration describing Yale’s first integrated online grant and fellowship program [opens in new window]
maps, for web and for high-resolution print publication
- Three grayscale maps for scholarly publication, showing the author’s original sketches or sources and the finished maps, including one as published in a journal.
- A grayscale map of Central Kalimantan, prepared for an anthology, in three presentations:
- as prepared for proofing by author
- as laid out in the printed volume, at 50% scale
- as laid out in the printed volume, at full scale
- Full-color street map of a portion of New Haven, Connecticut, and the Yale University campus, in smaller and larger versions, for the Yale Program in Agrarian Studies web site [open in new windows]
- Three grayscale maps (published 1998) in “before” and “after” versions
- Contemporary Northern Thailand [before] and [after]
- Caravan Routes, late 19th century [before] and [after]
- Sipsongpana and adjacent Tai areas, late 19th century [before] and [after]
- A unique rendering of a line drawing/sketch for a dissertation that combines grayscale, patterns, and line drawing, before and after versions
- Four grayscale maps [to be posted sometime, maybe], from the author’s sketches, for The Pol Pot Regime: Race, Power and Genocide in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge, 1975-1979, by Ben Kiernan, Yale University Press (1995), in before and after version
business forms
View full-size PDF versions of stationery to see the typographic detail:
- Yale University Council on Latin American Studies — letterhead
- Personal/professional letterhead and envelope (back and front) for the late Professor Wm. N. Parker
posters, flyers, logo design; identity projects
Thematically related designs and templates for the Tropical Resources Institute (Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies):
miscellaneous digital graphics in support of any of the above
A vector drawing for a recently published scholarly monograph. It came about because of a common circumstance, where an author had a drawing he had used in the past, however:
- the drawing needed a few corrections or updates
- text would not be clearly legible at reproduction size
- the drawing was not of a quality that would reproduce to the standards of the new publication nor was it stylistically compatible with the monograph
While the original drawing could have been digitally touched up, by far the better and least expensive solution was to make a new vector drawing. This drawing incorporates technical illustration with typography; custom glyphs are incorporated in the font.
Four sample original graphics (of many) to illustrate a coroprate report
index compilations, concordances
Generation of a concordance (as an index) from word and phrase lists supplied by the author or from proper names compiled by MetaGlyfix for the Yale University Southeast Asia Studies monograph series (see above) volumes #42 (Francis T. Seow), #46 (Robert L. Winzler), #47 (Ann Maxwell Hill), 48 (Gene Ammarell), and #49 (Maung Maung).
(Note: Incorporating a concordance by MetaGlyfix can be an economical way for a scholar or publisher to add a useful index to a publication. It can be produced more quickly than one created conventionally by a professional indexer. The concordance usually requires only a minimal amount of editing by the author or editor before it is ready to be typeset.)
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