Fractals: A Visual and Tactile Exploration Through Fractal Geometry
For my senior thesis, my goal was to create an interactive book that made math a tangible and interesting subject matter to anyone, regardless of their knowledge of mathematics. Through paper-based interactive elements housed in a printed book, including overlays, tabbed reveals, and paper folding, mathematical concepts become a hands-on experience that facilitates learning and makes math a visually interesting and interactive experience. This project was completed over ten weeks, all printing, engineering, and binding done by myself.
Interactive Book Design
Senior Thesis
80 pages
First Place: Drexel University's Westphal Research Day
2015
Graphis New Talent Award
2016
Creative Quarterly 43 Winner
2016






Photo manipulation spiral technique used throughout the book
Icon system for electronic tablet component digital experience
Color palette inspired by 70s psychedelic posters, relevant to the time period of the rise of computers and fractal discovery