Over four years at Oxford University
Press I designed well over 400 book covers.

A book titled "Tolkein's Lost Challenge" with a cover image of an elderly man in a brown jacket sitting at a desk, looking at the camera, set against a background of a study with bookshelves.
A book titled 'Lightspeed' by John C. H. Spence, with a dark blue cover featuring a vintage illustration of a cityscape with buildings, bridges, and power lines under a starry sky.
Book cover titled "The Quantum Matrix: Henry Bar's Perilous Struggle for Quantum Coherence" with a collage of illustrations including a woman with a cat, astronauts, thunderstorms, people at a rally, a skyscraper, two women looking at a computer, a police officer talking to a man, a dog, a camera, a woman at a computer, and a helicopter.
Cover of a book titled "The Inevitable" by Gary Smit and Jay Cords, with a black and yellow geometric design and the publisher's name Oxford.
Front cover of a book titled 'What's Left? The History and Future of Social Democracy' by Andrew Hindmoor. The cover features a red and white geometric design with black and red text.
Book titled '100 Patents that Shaped the Modern World' by David Segal, featuring a dark cover with colorful holographic design and the publisher 'Oxford' on top.
A book titled 'The Persuasion Industries' by Steve McKevitt, with a subtitle 'the making of modern Britain' visible on the cover, standing upright on a flat surface.
Book titled 'The Political Economy of Structural Reforms in Europe' edited by Nauro F. Campos, Paul De Grauwe, and YueMi Ji; Blue and yellow cover.
Book cover titled 'Reconstructing Solidarity' with silhouettes of protesting people holding signs and fists raised.
A hardcover book titled 'Why Superman Doesn't Take Over the World' by J. Brian O'Roark, with a blue and black cover and yellow text.
Cover of a book titled 'The Nature of Wealth' with a satellite image of a landscape featuring bodies of water, mountains, and urban areas.
Book titled 'Ocean Recovery' with a fish skeleton on the cover.