The Invisible D

An illustrated alphabet book about depression. Each page pairs a letter with a scene and a sentence — moments that are funny and sad at the same time, designed to make the invisible visible and start a conversation.

Illustration of a figure standing before a cabinet with an open drawer and a wilting plant on top. The figure is leaning over with their head stuck in the drawer. They are against a tan background. Text reads:

Depression is the third leading contributor to our worldwide disease burden, yet most people still don't know how to talk about it. The Invisible D tries to make that easier through recognition instead of clinical language. The kind of recognition where you see a drawing and think, “oh – I know what that feels like.”

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