SPH TY 2025
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Founded in 1976, the Boston University School of Public Health is ranked one of the top ten schools in the nation for public health. Each year, the school publishes an annual report of its latest research findings, institute development, and showcases stand-outs in the field. 2025 has thrown a lot of challenges to higher education and we wanted to convey that real experience through use of black and white photography and bold use of color. The reader follows a visual ribbon leading them through each section of the report.
C R E D I T S
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Role: Senior Graphic Designer & Illustrator
Team: Rob Davidson, Creative Director
Carla Baratta, Senior Associate Creative Director
Josh Comas-Race, Contributing Writer
Print, Editorial Design, Illustration
Die Cut
To communicate the impact and transition of coming from a light positive space and into dark and challenging one, a grid of dots was displayed on the cover to imply different directions to move forward, and we diecut three of those dots to give the reader an option for how they enter the story. By making one circle different from the other two, and using typography and the color black to set a tone, the reader is led from a light space, into a dark interior cover spread.