A typesetting and bookmaking project. Contents include historical design articles and papers, two chapters of Upton Sinclaire’s The Jungle, and essays written by design students.

The book layouts were taken into consideration by its contents. The spreads for Dada Manifesto were dynamic and loud, whereas the spreads for The Jungle were clean and noiseless. The book used perfect binding. Then, it was packaged inside of a photo sensitive bag just as if the book contained very radical and rebellious ideas that shouldn’t be exposed.