International Business Strategy
Α core textbook for advanced undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate students that combines analytical rigour and managerial insight on the functioning and strategy of large multinational enterprises.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
Cujo
Cover for the Greek edition of Stephen King's "Cujo". A reference to one of the most intense points of the book is achieved through the use of negative space and simple shapes.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three
Design for the second book of the Dark Tower series. The main element of the book, the door (both figurately and literally) reveals a glimpse of the Dark Tower.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
The Running Man
The book follows a player caught in a most deadly reality game where the eyes of a world craving for action and blood follow him.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
The Scar
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
White King (Red Queen Trilogy, pt 3)
The last part of the trilogy. The design focuses on the silhouette of the main antagonist, the powerful White King.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
Bag of Bones
Cover for the Greek edition of "Bag of Bones" by Stephen King. A horror-mystery ghost story that takes place in an area around a lake.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
The Darkness Never Sleeps
Cover for "The Dark Never Sleeps" by Simon Mockler, Greek edition. A dark, fast-paced thriller taking place in a frozen and claustrophobic environment.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
Telecommunication traffic theory and applications
Cover design for a book that is primarily aimed at telecommunications computer engineers, particularly those who specialize in the field of networks as designers, analysts or administrators.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications
Pas de Deux
A modern version on the myth of Persephone and Hades. The design is a glimpse of the main character's predicament, a young ballerina torn between two worlds.
Published by the author
Danse Macabre
Greek edition of Stephen King's "Danse Macabre", an essay about horror fiction in print, TV, radio, film and comics, and the influence of contemporary societal fears and anxieties on the genre. The iconic image of a "plague doctor" was used as a widely-recognized macabre figure.
Client: Kleidarithmos Publications