Mohawk Superfine Promo
Mohawk Superfine Promo
Mohawk Superfine Promo
Mohawk Superfine Promo
Mohawk Superfine Promo
Mohawk Superfine Promo

Mohawk Superfine Promo

Oh Boy, A Design Company, San Francisco, California, 1999

Description

Our concept for the promotion was inspired by Charles Eames’ slideshow “The New Covetables,” in which he denounced the consumption of manufactured objects in favor of the raw products from which end-use items are made. We immediately saw Superfine as a covetable itself, and decided to create a catalogue that defined other things and experiences one might covet. The book became a sort of manifesto for Oh Boy’s philosophy that as designers, the things we create should be, or become, artifacts.

Collections: AIGA 365: 21 (2000)
Repository: Denver Art Museum
Discipline: Promotional design and advertising
Format: Promotion, Booklet

Credits

Design firm
Oh Boy, A Design Company
Art director
David Salanitro
Designer
Ted Bluey
Print production
Elizabeth Cutter
Photographer
Scott Peterson (except where noted in book)
Writer
Ross Viator
Printer
Anderson Litho
Paper
Mohawk Superfine
Client
Mohawk Paper Mills
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