Aperture
Design work for Aperture, collected from the studios behind it.
- Design cases
- 4
- Studio
- 1
- Latest work added
- Oct 2024
- Print Design 4
Design cases by studio
Atelier Dyakova (4)
- Book Design for the Open Road
- Atelier Dyakova created the book design for *The Open Road*, published by Aperture, exploring the photographic road trip as a genre in American culture. Drawing inspiration from historical road maps and Americana, the design combines a condensed grotesque typeface with diner-style lettering, culminating in a cover reminiscent of classic motel signage.
- Book Design for Seeing Things Photography Guide
- Atelier Dyakova designed 'Seeing Things', a photography book by Joel Meyerowitz published by Aperture and aimed at children aged 9 to 12. The design uses playful die cuts, dynamic layouts, and highlighted text to engage young readers and visually express the magic of photography.
- Book Design for Eyes Open by Susan Meiselas
- Atelier Dyakova designed 'Eyes Open', a photography sourcebook for children compiled by Magnum photographer Susan Meiselas and published by Aperture. The design balances playful illustration by Zac Fay with a structured, textbook-inspired layout, using oversized typography and generous white space to unify diverse visual content and guide readers through the projects.
- Book Design for the Photographer's Cookbook
- Atelier Dyakova designed The Photographer’s Cookbook for Aperture, a publication based on a 1970s archive of recipes and photographs from the George Eastman Museum. The design merges the quirky vernacular style of vintage cookbooks with the rational modernism of late-1960s packaging, using bold colors and contrasting typefaces to create a contemporary yet era-evocative aesthetic.
