From Jancis Robinson MW book review.

“At the risk of sounding as though I belong to the Instagram generation (I don’t – Ihave an account but still haven’t worked out how to use it) and am obsessed with appearance (you should see me right now, in ancient saggy leggings with toothpaste on my sleeve and unbrushed hair), this book is beautiful. All 399 pages of it. Hardback, thick matte paper (somehow more tactile and inviting than glossy paper)
and so much glorious space. Over the years of reviewing books, my personal experience is that good design incorporates space. This becomes especially important when the intellectual load of the book is high. One could argue that content is everything, but space, on a page, quite literally allows the reader the time (and space) to take things in. Space to think, in a way. Maybe this is a psychological trick, but it really does work. This book does that beautifully. It is a book that communicates as much through the visual and textural elements as
it does through the text. Every photograph is purposeful, beautifully constructed, as much a part of the story as the words themselves. The colours are so acute that they trigger emotions. The photos are poetic – stories in themselves, each one of them. I found myself soaking up this book for some time, just paging through, without reading a single word. Chapeau to designer Marios Karystios, photographer
Nikos Koustenis, and book formatters Efthia Liapi and Isaac Zakar.”

Creative direction and illustration for Yiannis Karakasis MW latest publication. Yiannis shares his valuable knowledge, research and intuition on this unique part of Greece in this 400 pages coffee table book. Photos by soulmate photographer Nikos Koustenis. Huge amount of information handled by Isaac Zakar. Published with extra care by Panos Davias printing house.