Communications in the Age of MTV and Even Emptier Promises
Kilter Incorporated, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1995
Description
The audience was potential Kilter clients and, to a lesser extent, potential employees. Rather than boasting, the brochure attempts to demonstrate our capabilities and exemplify our point of difference: design-driven communication. In some ways, the most challenging aspect of this project was the lack of parameters: we were not limited to a size or a number of colors (we eventually used ten). We think highly of the piece because it blends rational argument and emotional images and integrates strategy, copy and design in a way that distinguishes us from traditional agencies.
Collections:
Communication Graphics: 17 (1996)
Repository:
Denver Art Museum
Discipline:
Promotional design and advertising
Format:
Advertisement, Brochure, Promotion
Credits
- Design firm
- Kilter Incorporated
- Art director
- David Richardson
- Creative director
- Cynthia Knox
- Graphic designer
- David Richardson
- Illustrator
- Joelle Nelson
- Photographer
- Bob McNamara
- Writer
- Kevin Fenton
- Typographer
- David Richardson
- Printing
- Maximum Graphics
- Paper
- Consolidated Centura Plus
- Client
- Kilter Incorporated
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