37signals' REWORK Book Illustrations
Friday, January 8, 2010 This week, Jason, David and the team at 37signals have launched a site for REWORK, their new business book being released on Tuesday, March 9th, 2010.
I'm proud to say that I'm the illustrator for REWORK!
How'd That Happen?
I've been connected with Jason since 2007, after sketchnoting SEED 1, SEED 3 and Jason's solo talk at Milwaukee's Discovery World in September 2008.
Jason contacted me in September 2009 about illustrating the essays that make up REWORK, in my signature black & white sketchnote style.
Of course, I said yes!
When the project was complete, there were 88 sketchnote illustrations created, along with custom sketchnote typography for each of the chapter breaks.
Creating that many illustrations for conceptual essays, all geared to work together was quite a challenge. It was also a ton of fun.
Thanks for choosing me Jason and David — I truly appreciate it.
Illustration Samples
Here are 6 sample illustrations from REWORK — you can see the entire set of 88 illustrations in the REWORK Flickr set.






Buy REWORK
Check out the REWORK site and order REWORK today!




Reader Comments (11)
Congrats on the great gig. I've already preordered the book, and that was BEFORE I knew you were the illustrator.
The designs look great, and I can't wait to see the other eighty-four!
Congrats - and be ready for the increased demand for your time.
Tom
I'd love to hear your feedback once you've seen all 90 pieces in the book itself. :-)
Congratulations!!! Will you be autographing copies of the book?
-Larry
And yes Larry, I'd love to autograph a copy for you -- bring it to the April Web414 meeting. :-)
Mike,
Richard Wanderman sent me your link to your new book project. I love visual thinking and teach sketchbooks for all ages (mainly adults now), I'm popular among the 60 and 70 year olds.... Anyway I offer some of my images for your consideration in your new book. Please see kosketch.blogspot.com and "A Life in 68 Sketchbooks" at http://www.oregonlive.com/travel/index.ssf/2009/12/a_life_in_68_sketchbooks.html
Thanks, Ken