Chip Kidd: What the Stories Look Like - Conversations from Penn State
USA Today described him as "the closest thing to a rock star" in the graphic design world. Chip Kidd is a book jacket designer for Alfred A. Knopf Publishing. He's also a Penn State alumnus. Among his many creations is the iconic T-Rex skeleton for Michael Crichton's "Jurassic Park. Kidd discusses the design process, the future of the book publishing industry, and his award-winning novel, The Cheese Monkeys, which is loosely based on his years at Penn State.
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