Chip Kidd is a graphic designer who, in search of work, went to New York three decades ago and ended up at the Alfred A. Knopf publishing company, where he still works to this day. Kidd is known for his book covers and has also branched out to writing his own books. He additionally designs covers for comics and magazines. In an interview done with his alma mater Penn State, Chip Kidd explains that he is a “graphic artist” and not a “fine artist” because he needs an assignment in order to channel his creativity. One of Kidd’s most famous works is the cover he did for Michael Crichton’s novel, Jurassic Park. The tyrannosaurus rex silhouette eventually became the symbol for the movie franchise. When Kidd does his book covers, he uses themes to