Vol. 3: Dreams and Ideas: The Artistry of Costume Designer Winn Morton
Published: April, 2026 Pages: 224 Features: 178 color, 2 b&w illus. Bib.
Dreams and Ideas celebrates the legacy of American theatrical designer John Winniford “Winn” Morton (1928–2022), a Texan who made his way to New York to begin a stellar career that lasted from when he was 18 until he finally retired at 90. More than 150 photographs and original color illustrations demonstrate how Morton paid careful attention to the look of every single performer, consciously conveying character through clothing. more... about Dreams and Ideas: The Artistry of Costume Designer Winn Morton
Vol. 2: The Fifty-Year Texas Road Trip: On Assignment from Earth to Uncertain
Published: April, 2025 Pages: 224 Features: 228 color, 6 b&w illus.
Ride shotgun with writer-photographer Randy Mallory on his fifty-year road trip exploring the endlessly fascinating people and places of Texas. The fourth-generation Texan spent a five-decade career traveling every part of the Lone Star State on assignments for statewide magazines and tourism agencies. In more than two hundred photos and four reflective essays, his first photo retrospective offers what he found. At the turn of every page—just like the rounding of every bend—there are delightful and surprising places: a thunderhead billowing behind a spinning Ferris wheel, a Volkswagen Beetle hung from a giant oak, a steam-powered riverboat gliding through mossy swamps, and yard art of a pregnant woman playing electric guitar. Meet the proud and diverse people he encountered: an organic farmer with a UFO museum, rural church members at a foot-washing ceremony, an adventurer riding the highway in a wind-powered sail trike, and five US presidents sharing the same stage. more... about The Fifty-Year Texas Road Trip: On Assignment from Earth to Uncertain
Best Seller
Vol. 1: Framing Oak Cliff: A Visual Diary of a Dallas Neighborhood
Published: May, 2024 Pages: 160 Features: 116 duotone photos.
Listen to an interview on Texas Standard with Richard Doherty, author of Framing Oak Cliff more... about Framing Oak Cliff: A Visual Diary of a Dallas Neighborhood
