The House at Maakies Corner book
The House at Maakies Corner book
The House at Maakies Corner book
The House at Maakies Corner book
The House at Maakies Corner book
The House at Maakies Corner book
The House at Maakies Corner book

The House at Maakies Corner book

Alfred A. Knopf Publishers, New York, New York, 2002

Description

What any sane person couldn’t possibly know about this is that the two main characters in Maakies (nobody knows what that name means, sorry) are Drinky Crow and Uncle Gabby, who exist as two separate forms. Part of the time they are rendered as flat line-art comics characters, and the rest of the time they are depicted as three-dimensional cloth toys. The tipped-in decal acts as a sort of portal from the one world to the next. Kudos to the printer for forgetting to put a press varnish on it, which resulted in most of the books looking like they’d been through the war postshipment. Which we kind of liked.

Collections: 50 Books | 50 Covers of 2002
Repository: Denver Art Museum
Discipline: Book design
Format: Book

Credits

Design firm
Alfred A. Knopf Publishers
Art director
Chip Kidd
Designer
Chip Kidd
Illustrator
Tony Millionaire
Production coordinator
Eric Reynolds
Pages
48
Quantity printed
15,000
Typeface
Handlettering
Printer
Quebecor World
Author
Tony Millionaire
Editor
Kim Thomson
Publisher
Fantagraphics
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