"How To Create An Audio-Reactive Design Practice" is a 224-page book that I created in order to encapsulate all of the work that I have created over the last year of studying at University. The manual covers two different modules in which I created audio-reactive practices and critical studies, showing the stages from initial ideas and research through to final outputs. It holds 224 pages with an additional black stock end page on both inside covers, a black buckram spine covering the sewn coptic stitch I did to bind the manual's fourteen sections as well as a red buckram front and back cover with laser engraving on the front for the title and information showing the greyboard that sits beneath.