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Design Category
Information design, 2002
Design firm
World Vision (Federal Way, Washington)
Collection
(2003) AIGA 365: 24

Description

World Vision needed to communicate in a compelling way to potential donors the complicated story of how a poor community is enabled to discover its own self-sufficiency, and to inspire them to give monetary resources to that cause. The brochure had to tell the story on two levels—one that would work on its own as a broad overview, and another that would contain the detailed information for one-on-one presentations with donors. To accomplish this, text and color were used to quickly communicate the overview, while details embedded within the illustration show the steps in a community’s dramatic journey to hope and progress.

Credits
Creative director: Robert Coronado
Designer: Clinton Carlson
Illustrator: Clinton Carlson
Information architect: Clinton Carlson
Writer: Brian Sytsma
Typeface: Gill Sans
Printer: ColorGraphics
Paper: Precision Dull 100 lb. Book
Client: World Vision