This book's content comes from the Wikipedia article about tomatoes and is laid out in a unique typographic format inside circular pages. The main headers most directly adhere to the rounded page edges, while the body text stays mainly within a two-column structure and other graphic elements fill in the remaining spaces within the layout. Some of the content, such as the tomato's nutritional value or the fruit-or-vegetable debate, is treated in a way that is completely different from the rest of the book in order to make those parts of information stand out. This book stresses editorial design, paying attention to consistencies in page and column widths, margins, typefaces, and imagery.
Also included below is a piece of merchandise that works as a companion piece for the book. This coaster includes one direct quote from the web article to make a singular typographic composition. The first book spread shown is the front and back covers, and the following spreads are in numerical order from the top.
