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Frankenstein: or Modern Prometheus by Mary Shelley
Book Design
This book is about understanding an internal conflict by analyzing an external process or subject. These often appear as fragments which need assembling into a singular concept through a vague or unknown process. Once the fragments are assembled as a whole the conflict can be clearly perceived and used as a means for resolving the internal conflict.
Frankenstein is a story about a monster who becomes a man, and his creator, a man who becomes a monster. This concept is portrayed through a series of collages which are folded into the literary work itself. The book design utilizes typesetting and layout which draws the reader into the story and enhances the experience with an assortment of original artworks throughout the narrative.
