The cover for the International Wildlife Preservation annual report was designed to reflect the organization's commitment to protecting and rehabilitating wildlife around the world. A close-up photograph of a monkey making direct eye contact with the viewer creates an immediate emotional connection, emphasizing the importance of conservation and the lives impacted by the organization's work.
The "Letter from the Founder" spread uses a full-bleed photograph of a lion cub perched on a rocky hillside to create an engaging and emotionally resonant introduction to the annual report. The natural slope of the landscape guides the viewer's eye downward toward the letter, using the composition itself to reinforce the reading flow. The open negative space provides a clean, unobtrusive area for
This spread highlights a conservation story in the Gobi Desert with a full-bleed photograph of a camel making eye contact with the viewer. The open space of the desert creates room for the layout while helping the image remain the focal point. A smaller supporting photograph is placed within the composition to add context without competing with the main image. The body copy is positioned in the b
Another spread to showcase work that has been done over the last year. The full-bleed photograph creates a strong emotional connection and draws readers into the content, while the open space on the right provides room for secondary images and copy. This balance of imagery, negative space, and clear visual hierarchy helps maintain interest and makes the information easy to navigate.