Double Double Toil and Trouble

Exploring the twisted world of Lillian Burke’s novel, Double Double Toil and Trouble, I crafted its visual identity. From the cover design to typesetting and illustrations, every element reflects the protagonists’ distorted reality.

Experimental typography with morphed sans-serif glyphs embodies the novel’s eerie tone, while linocut-inspired illustrations bring an abstract, textured depth to the story.

Cover, Typography and Illustration
Typefaces used: EB Garamond, Poppins

Black book cover with white text 'DOUBLE DOUBLE TOIL AND TROUBLE' curving out of a cauldron. Author: L. Burke.

Spread with a black and white illustration of two fancy chairs.

Illustration of a girl taking a swim with her giant octopus friend, depicted in a black and white style

Minimalist black and white illustration of a woman with eyes closed, hair flowing outward across the background.

Black and white illustration of a cobold surrounded with bursts of sparks.

Book page showing 'The End' in morphed sans-serif letters.