How do book designers work? Why do they do what they do, in the way they do it? How do they balance creative reward with commercial necessity? In this panel, presented by the Australian Book Designers Association and moderated by Will Cox, the Arts editor of Broadsheet, Miriam Rosenbloom from Scribe Publishing and Scribble talks about designing in-house for a publishing company (and how she works as a publisher in her own right with other artists and designers); Ngaio Parr tells us about the life of a freelance book designer and illustrator; and photographer Rohan Hutchinson talks about producing his own art books.