There wasn’t any limitation for this one, except that somehow I need to make this a more presentable thing. It won't be published, but instead will be sent to teachers as a PDF for them to print out. 

This work presents both typesetting and illustrating, which is the best of both worlds. Since the world of Death of A Salesman is in the 1950s, let’s bring back the 50s graphic design aesthetics! It turned out to be a very fruitful study of the Bauhaus movement and Jan Tschichold’s work. I also managed to throw in some watercolor illustrations into the document as well. 

Credits to Michael Guy for the Death of A Salesman art. That picture belongs to him and Trinity Rep. Also, that Arthur Miller pic is ripped from the internet.