
“My job for designing for The Shakespeare Project, or any client for that matter, is to see simplicity in complexity. In plays like Twelfth Night or The Winter’s Tale there is a modicum of mistaken identities, cross-dressing, people turned to stone, abandoned babies, abandoned morals and a few man-eating bears. In the translation to ink on paper, these ideas go through a process not unlike sausage making. The end result (hopefully) is a seductive, quirky and memorable image chock full (hopefully) of layered readings, illogical ideas and bad typography. All in black-and-white, no less.”
— James Victore