Andrew Stevovich: Familiar Faces accompanied Adelson Galleries’ dual-venue exhibition of recent paintings and drawings by Andrew Stevovich. His quiet psychological narratives, distilled compositions, and precise formal language guided a design approach rooted in restraint, clarity, and respect for the subtlety of the work.

Because Stevovich’s scenes encourage viewers to imagine their own stories, we adopted a minimal layout structure: generous white space, full-bleed spreads, and understated captions that let each image stand on its own. The pacing draws on the calm rhythm of fine-arts publishing while introducing a subtle cinematic flow well suited to his figurative style.

Working within Adelson Galleries’ established visual standards, we paired a clean serif typographic system with a gloss glaze on all images to enhance color and surface nuance. The result is a catalogue that presents Stevovich’s work with the quiet strength and accessibility his paintings naturally invite.

Book design, layout, typography, image preparation, and production coordination by Alex Stevovich for Adelson Galleries.

This section shows featured layouts from Andrew Stevovich: Familiar Faces in their printed sequence.