Alberto Hernandez * Hybrid novels: A new way of reading narrative fiction

This guy is a genius.This is the best book ever!!

HYBRID NOVELS: A NEW WAY OF READING NARRATIVE FICTION

Strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

A hybrid novel can be seen as a hybrid image-text novel, not a children’s book, graphic novel/comic or gift book but a book where written text and graphic devices such as illustration, photography, information graphics or typographic treatments may interject in order to hold a readers’ interest, adding interactiveness to the book and also giving the printed page a multidimensional visual surface. It is a kind of book that requires the readers’ actions and also to be handled and experienced.This remediation of Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde tries, by adding playful graphic devices to the original novel, to engage readers in a more dynamic narrative experience and help them at the same time to understand the story more easily.

Alberto Hernández

Browsing copy

Browsing Copy for The Singapore Design Festival.

thanks to Roy ,creative director of Beautiful an independent design studio in Singapore.

TELL MUM EVERYTHING IS OK #2

Limited edition of 300 ex.
Hand numbered
Éditions FP&CF

Created from the start like a fanzine, with limited financial means and much gatherings of ends and odds, this magazine wants to put out there an alternative vision on the common photographic practices.

It’s the opportunity to discover new authors and their works on a variety of different themes.

Tell mum everything is ok is based on the active participation from all its members, the readers are also the ones who create the zine.

Onthetable * Fashion Graphics

More pictures VeryVery soon.

CREATIVE AGENCY AWARDS 2009

ONTHETABLE has been nominated.

3360 pages.

3360 PAGES, COUVERTURE RIGIDE, 21 X 29,7 CM, NOIR ET BLANC.

vexations is a 3,360 page book of photographs that serves as the interpretation of the piece for piano of the same name, composed by erik satie in 1893. it features work by aurelien arbet, jeremie egry, marco barrera and nicholas poillot.

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