The request was to create a typology of visualization of the book approaching to the most intimate main themes of the text, helping to understand what the author wanted to inject.
I have created a book containing a visual metaphor of going to sleep and dreaming. Reflecting in the first one hundred stories, an idea of cruelty given by the progressive lacking of the typeface and, in the last thirty-six, the introduction of images and colors instilling curiosity in the reader.
The same process of the stories is done for the letters on the covers: in the first one, the title seems almost scattering in black circles wandering under the acetate layer; in the back cover, the title does not scatter instead it will acquire information.
