Publications

Three-Eight Charlie is the adventurous and incredible story of Jerrie Mock, the first woman to fly solo around the world in April 1964. The black and white first edition of her record-setting flight is out of print, hard to find, and expensive. Hence, Phoenix Graphix was motivated to publish a second, eye-catching, anniversary edition. The story is a word for word the same [...]

Vince Cianfichi is an avid collector of the kaleidoscopes crafted by Steven Gray. He contacted Phoenix Graphix for direction in layout and publishing support for a book. Phoenix Graphix provided their creative expertise in page layout and cover design for The Kaleidoscopes of Steven Gray: A Journey of Fantasy.

Celebrating 100 years of business, the Dagar Family chose Phoenix Graphix to collaborate with them in the design and layout of their special anniversary book, Velvet Ice Cream CELEBRATING 100 YEARS. The book showcases historical memorabilia, favorite family recipes and Dagar Family tradition.

The OSU Extension Project, Learning About Food in Urban Communities is a publication outlining an educational plan for the food district at Weinland Park in Columbus, Ohio. Phoenix Graphix designed, from start to finish, a useful, appealing, information-disseminating book for community members as well as professional educators. The design included cover layout, page layout, chart design, fonts, colors, images (some existing and manipulated [...]

These colorful, eye-catching, student friendly folders are, a hands-on program, designed for the differentiated learner. Differentiated instruction provides students with various ways to understand content; to process information, and to build upon and make sense of ideas. Teaching materials are developed and designed so that all students can learn effectively, regardless of ability differences.

The Phoenix Graphix team is well versed in translating English to Spanish in educational textbooks. Spanish textbooks are components of the bilingual, English Language Learners (ELL) instructional programs in the U.S.

The author/writer supplied the rough manuscript. Phoenix Graphix set, proofed, edited and conferred with the author. When the book was finished and ready for publishing, Phoenix Graphix arranged for and monitored that process with an outside printer. Result: a beautifully written, illustrated, and bound family history.

A member of the Phoenix Graphix team designed and implemented the layout of this particular project: a middle school yearbook. The photographic images of the students, staff and student activities were supplied by the client. The yearbook’s sparkle: the fonts, decorative borders, backgrounds and collages were the brainchild of the team member.