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Antonio Vecchione

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Type selection¹ Illustration²Color³

COVER DESIGN: Inspector Connector

Covers for interactive children's puzzle book series

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Design¹ Layout² Translated Versions³

PUBLICATION DESIGN: UNICEF LACRO

I contributed to the design, layout, and production of eight bilingual publications for UNICEF’s Latin American and Caribbean Regional Office (LACRO), ensuring brand consistency across languages and formats.
I prepared these publications for both professional printing and digital download.

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Design¹ Layout² Translated Versions³

PUBLICATION DESIGN: UNICEF Nigeria

Three variable designs for a multi-publication set for Unicef Nigeria

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Cover design¹ Illustration² 3D assets³ Brand compliance⁴

PENGUIN RANDOM HOUSE: Minecraft Workbooks

These workbooks were created for Penguin Random House under the official Minecraft license. The collection consists of four grade-specific (K–3rd) educational workbooks, all developed entirely in-house, from layout to illustration. Using Blender, I adhered to Microsoft’s brand guidelines to produce illustrations and in-game screen captures, which were optimized for print.

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Research¹ Design² Layout³ Photography⁴ Illustration⁵ Copy writing⁶ Curation⁷

PUBLICATION DESIGN: Bikes & Maps

This publication is the culmination of a year-long research-based design thesis that centers on pedestrianism and community as an exploration of how alternative forms of wayfinding and making can enhance community and solidify our bond with the earth and people around us.
I printed and bound a small edition of these at Pratt under my own independent publishing title.

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Research¹ Design² Layout³ Photography⁴ Illustration⁵ Curation⁶

PUBLICATION DESIGN: DeMaterialization Guide

This book represents the culmination of a semester-long exploration centered around our relationship with well-designed objects as a means to address excessive consumption and production. It includes interactions with the r/plushies subreddit and excerpts from William Morris, a MoMA interview with sculptor Adrian Villar Rojas, and an excerpt from “Braiding Sweetgrass” by Robin Wall Kimmerer. I printed and bound a small edition of these at Pratt under my own indepent publishing title.