Monochrome: Black & White in Branding lgbtq no matter how hard she

no matter how hard she works to prove herself

and the health workers—Angolan war veterans twice his age who speak no English—walk out on him following an altercation on his first shift

So what if she lets her new publisher rebrand her as Juniper Song--complete with an ambiguously ethnic author photo

In her new book

Monochrome: Black & White in Branding lgbtq no matter how hard sheStylish, noteworthy and elegant, black and white is the preferred formal attire of brands, logos and typefaces. As a result, designers keep coming back to explore their nuances and create original compositions integrating type, illustration, photography and more. The contrast evokes a wide range of consumer reactions depending on strategy. 'Monochrome' explores this iconic combination's versatility across a wide range of identity work including