A big message in a tiny package
The answer is in the mail
This was a last minute project for a big nonprofit launch party that ended up in my lap. I was really stuck on how to approach it. After a day of head-scratching, I crossed paths with a piece of junk mail—an accordion-fold brochure for a photographer. It was no bigger than a business card, but expanded out to over a foot.
“Wow, this can sure handle a lot of content…easy to carry too…hey…heyyyyyyy.”
This was a format that allowed me to make clearly defined sections, provided a natural flow by design, and was infinitely cooler than a basic bi-tri-fold. Mr. Copywriter was also thrilled with the idea of less words and more pictures.



Credits
Copywriting by Todd Alley
Logo design and additional art direction by Reid Munkres
Created while at TKO Advertising