A handbook of dubious exercises, tips, and rants about becoming a designer who teaches... (But just as much a handbook for designers who happen to be being taught.)

Cannibals is a brand new 92-page booklet by Ian Lynam comprised of a handful of new essays about design, education, hope, dread, delight, misery, and of course, sex. Lovingly printed in three offset colors, Cannibals is part-innately relatable pop narrative, part-irreverent mythology, and part-searing critical analysis of design culture today.

WHAT PEOPLE WHO HAVE READ IT HAVE TO SAY:

“Don’t bother to read this if being stupid is working for you.”
– Mr. Keedy, CalArts

“Lynam is a bitingly humorous writer – gifted with the intuition to give stories depth. This is no accident as he writes from experience – a reading pleasure!”
– Lars Harmsen, Slanted Magazine

“Ian Lynam is the Hunter S. Thompson of design writing.”
– HAMMER

The best bet is to head over to the micro-site for the book, which you can find here.

Cannibals is typeset in our latest type family, Kirimomi Display.

Comprised of light, light italic, regular, italic, bold, and bold italic weights, this new family of fonts is being released in conjunction with the publication of Cannibals. The Kirimomi Display family is available for immediate download in both OpenType and TrueType formats. The typeface family includes all characters for Central, Eastern, and Western European languages, as well as Vietnamese. It is available for desktop and webfont licensing.