The book uses text from Tristan Tzara’s DADA Manifesto and expresses typography in many ways, such as by sizing, paths, and weights. The goal was to do something different with each page and test as many ideas as possible. Because of this, many types of paths and different types of weights were used to create emphasis and hierarchy. The book is entirely in dark grey, white, purple, and green, and the font used was Campaign Serif. Altogether, the elements themselves created an elegant, feminine theme, which is different from how people usually perceive Tristan Tzara’s DADA Manifesto.