I’ve admired designer Nicholas Felton’s “Annual Reports” for the past several years, though always found them a bit creepily self-involved. This year’s report focuses instead on his late father, Gordon; it’s a beau­ti­ful, obses­sively-detailed object as well as a moving tribute. The report takes the form of a series of info­graph­ics, but because the metrics are so quirky (example: “post­cards” and “lentic­u­lar post­cards” are cate­go­rized sepa­rately) one comes away with a sense of both father and son’s person­al­i­ties. The man led a pretty inter­est­ing (and itin­er­ant) life; check out the two-page “Atlas” spread.

Addendum, Feb. 11: Atlas Spread sounds like a much better book than Atlas Shrugged.