A Practice for Everyday Life collaborated with Erik Madigan Heck on the second issue of his limited-edition arts journal, Nomenus: The Language of Flowers. The design draws inspiration from early 20th-century artist monographs, combining refined typography, varied paper stocks, and intricate print details to create a tactile, immersive publication.
A Practice for Everyday Life collaborated with artist Erik Madigan Heck to design The Tapestry, a book exploring his evolving visual language through colour, layering, and composition. The design merges tactile materials, embroidered covers, and translucent dividers inspired by 19th-century artists’ books, creating a richly textured and reflective object. Classical typographic choices further connect the publication to its historical influences.