I thought I'd try to reconfigure the Dracula book as a poster:
I like the idea of the text becoming one continuous text, almost like a page from a book, but I miss the sequential aspect of the book and the gradual revelation of information.
I'm not sure what I will show on Wednesday. I won't have a prototype of the book - maybe I'll show some colour copies of the posters and some spreads from the book.
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