Around the World in 90 Years
Winner
Excellent Communications Design
Books and Calendars
Details
The book had to be as unique as the Rolls-Royce itself, while also being produced in large numbers.
The color is, of course, British green, because a collector of British cars is different from someone who has Ferraris or VW Beetles in his collection. The subcolors serve to structure the chapters. Not a single page is white.
The fold-outs meet the desire of many car collectors – to be able to view the car in its entirety without mismatched sections deforming it. Among the fold-outs is a hidden gem, a photo that provides more in-depth information.
The typography reflects the history of the Rolls-Royce, from a 1930s look to a modern typeface.
The color is, of course, British green, because a collector of British cars is different from someone who has Ferraris or VW Beetles in his collection. The subcolors serve to structure the chapters. Not a single page is white.
The fold-outs meet the desire of many car collectors – to be able to view the car in its entirety without mismatched sections deforming it. Among the fold-outs is a hidden gem, a photo that provides more in-depth information.
The typography reflects the history of the Rolls-Royce, from a 1930s look to a modern typeface.
