Tree Abraham is an Ottawa-born, Brooklyn-based writer, art director, and book cover designer. Early on in her career, Tree studied graphic design in the UK and interned with various publishers in London. She later moved to New York City where she’s lived and worked ever since, including time spent working for Abrams, Bloomsbury, and Grand Central Publishing. She is now an Art Director for Amazon Publishing.
You can listen to Tree’s conversation with Steve Leard on his podcast, Cover Meeting, here.
Tree Abraham is also the author of (and book cover designer for) Cyclettes (2022), pictured below. You can read about Tree’s experience of designing the cover of her book in this detailed interview she gave with Spine Magazine, here. She explains:
“Cyclettes began as a list of every bicycle Tree has ever known–from her first childhood bike to the second-hand purchases and loaners that have propelled her into adulthood and around the world. It grew to include other forms of both literal and conceptual cycling, spanning histories and cultures, all encircled by brief memories and observations from an author compelled to move. Tree Abraham documents a meaningful life only discovered and sustained through a two-wheeled lifestyle–one that speaks to those who find home in wanderlust.”
Tree Abraham is an Ottawa-born, Brooklyn-based writer, art director, and book cover designer. Early on in her career, Tree studied graphic design in the UK and interned with various publishers in London. She later moved to New York City where she’s lived and worked ever since, including time spent working for Abrams, Bloomsbury, and Grand Central Publishing. She is now an Art Director for Amazon Publishing.
You can listen to Tree’s conversation with Steve Leard on his podcast, Cover Meeting, here.
Tree Abraham is also the author of (and book cover designer for) Cyclettes (2022), pictured below. You can read about Tree’s experience of designing the cover of her book in this detailed interview she gave with Spine Magazine, here. She explains:
“Cyclettes began as a list of every bicycle Tree has ever known–from her first childhood bike to the second-hand purchases and loaners that have propelled her into adulthood and around the world. It grew to include other forms of both literal and conceptual cycling, spanning histories and cultures, all encircled by brief memories and observations from an author compelled to move. Tree Abraham documents a meaningful life only discovered and sustained through a two-wheeled lifestyle–one that speaks to those who find home in wanderlust.”
