The Collective Spark: Igniting Thinking in Groups, Teams and the Wider World
The book cover is set in Newsreader, with nested glyphs, a bouncing baseline, and alternating line colors.
The Collective Spark shows how to think together with others, and to help others to think together with you. The chapters are written from a rich store of knowledge, experience, and understanding that illuminates the hidden complexities occurring whenever people meet to collaborate, plan, review, innovate, learn, teach, consult, or facilitate. From their various professions and work areas, the authors delve beneath the surface of visible interactions to reveal the knowledge and wisdom that exists in intuitive and unconscious processes. The result is a profound and informative book that is engaging, accessible, and readable, informing everyday practice in groups, teams, committees, organizations, and communities.
The design of the book was inspired by the layout of the original text documents of the writers. Everyone has their own way of numbering and listing elements in their text. Every chapter of The Collective Spark starts with its own unique numbering system. This also helps the reader understand that it is the start of a new insight and perspective on the topic. Additionally, many different typefaces are used to reflect the idea of input from various sources.
With contributions by Martin Ringer, Rob Gordon, Bert Vandenbussche, Richard Morgan-Jones, András Gelei, Rosealeen Tamaki, Bob Hinshelwood, Susanne Broeng, Barry Jones, Marina Mojovic, Efrat Ginot, and Kristina Karlsson.
Published by Grafische Cel in 2022.
The headlines are set in Newsreader, the author name in Space Grotesk, the quote in Rubik, the caption in Xanh Mono, the subheadings in Barlow, and the body text in Spectral.
The table of contents features Space Mono, Space Grotesk, and Newsreader.
The footnotes are set in Space Mono, accompanied by Newsreader, Space Grotesk, Rubik, Xanh Mono, Barlow, and Spectral.
The subtitles of this chapter are set in Shrikhand.
