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Fedrigoni – ‘Imaginative Colours’ mail-out

June 7, 2012 | Print & Editorial | No comments
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Designed by Emma Jackson | Country: United Kingdom

YCN Student Award brief to create a promotional campaign for Fedrigoni Paper’s new “Imaginative Colours” paper selection tool.

My concept centers around the idea of an escape from everyday life. When we imagine our minds leave where we are; our offices, our streets, our towns, and enter another world.

This mail out book offers a brief escape from an everyday fast-paced environment. What appears at first to be a row of houses becomes an invitation into an imaginative world.

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Portfolio 1.0 – Graphic Design Portfolio

March 30, 2012 | Print & Editorial, Self Promotion | No comments
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Designed by Hyun Auh | Country: USA

My personal student portfolio straight out of college. I chose to craft an accordion-fold book made from one continuos sheet to create an elegant, seamless, and professional-looking object that stood out from the crowd, yet not overwhelming the content. The book can be unfolded as long as desired, allowing the viewer to see the body of work in a different perspective.

The High Line, ISTD

January 20, 2012 | Print & Editorial | No comments
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Designed by Matt Innes | Country: New Zealand

This a project I created and submitted for the 2011 ISTD brief ‘Not Just Fleurons.’ The project passed this assessment. The brief was to take the idea of a garden in the broadest possible way and create a typographic outcome that celebrates the garden and it’s role in our lives.

I chose to create my project based on the High Line – A public park in New York that has been made on top of a converted aerial railway.

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Stirring up organization for creativity

January 19, 2012 | Other Fields | No comments
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Designed by Thanyaluck Keawkingkeo | Country: Thailand

The final project was from Book Arts and I named it,Mini-Gallery, as it was designed and built for keeping my small art pieces. I personally like an innovative and playful structure that can attract audiences and make them want to spend time observing and playing with it.

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UHAUL Annual Report 2010

January 10, 2012 | Print & Editorial | 1 Comment
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Designed by Jacob Gilbreath | Country: USA

This project was created as a 2010 AnnualReport for the moving and storage company UHAUL. It displays vital financial and company information. The concept behind the report is to position UHAUL as a do-it-yourself company by using tactile imagery and materials.

James and the Giant Peach Book Cover

October 25, 2011 | Print & Editorial | No comments
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Designed by Claire Staroccia | Country: United Kingdom

I have decided to concentrate on how the peach rolls throughout the story; therefore, I focused on circular shapes to illustrate this concept. I created a three-layered interactive book cover to show the peach growing.  Read more…

Meet George

October 14, 2011 | Print & Editorial | No comments
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Designed by Siobhan Gallagher | Country: Canada

Concept book design in partnership with Parks Canada for an educational children’s activity book for future visitors to Georges Island, a historical landmark in the Halifax Harbour that is being developed as an upcoming tourist attraction. This book was realized through extensive research into the history of the island and studying existing children’s books. Read more…

Three Wise Monkeys

September 10, 2011 | Print & Editorial | No comments
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Designed by Casandra Straus | Country: USA

A publication design based on the Three Wise Monkeys originating from Japan. The binding and design integrates Japanese characters and a modern look using san serif type and bold, simple use of color. The book is hand bound and includes vellum fly pages to add depth and visual interest. Read more…

Swiss Typography

September 6, 2011 | Print & Editorial | No comments
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Designed by Emmet Farrell | Country: Ireland

I created this book as part of a college project. The brief was to design stands and a catalogue for a hypothetical exhibition, based on an essay we had written. The text is from an essay I wrote on Swiss Typography. Read more…

How to Make Sense of Nonsensical Wonderland

August 30, 2011 | Print & Editorial | No comments
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Designed by Amy Parker | Country: USA

This children’s “guide book” attempts to make sense of a nonsense world we all know and love. Inspired by the infamous “Alice in Wonderland” by Lewis Carroll, this artist book highlights the playful copywriting and book production of Amy Parker, the animated typography of Mark Porier, and the quirky illustrations of Lauren Defranza. Read more…

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