2.
Book
(paper)
In
this ever advancing digital age, there's something very special about a well
put together paper portfolio. Paper portfolios appear to be a bit of a rarity
these days. But, thankfully, there are many designers who still recognize the
power of print. Done properly, a handheld, printed portfolio can really make
your work stand out and leave a long lasting impression. Therefore, we scoured
the web to find some brilliant examples of paper portfolios. (2015)
1- Italian
graphic design studio Happycentro was behind this beautiful, handcrafted
portfolio for modular merchandising systems company ALU. "All their
products are mainly made in basic materials like aluminum," comments the team.
"We then took inspiration from the material soul of these elements to
develop ALU's ID. Starting from this basis, we chose to tell the brand through
a series of keywords explaining their values." (2015)
Figure 1 : Book Portfolio by Alu
2- US-based
graphic designer Nathan Hinz developed this beautiful, handheld portfolio back
in the days before everybody went online. Each page is a window envelope, which
displays an image and info of a project. (2015)
Figure 2 : Book portfolio by Nathan Hinz
3- Dyla
Rosli is an intern graphic designer based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. In order
to assist in her search for work, she developed this cool paper, info graphic
portfolio.
Using
matt laminated art paper, Rosli selected her best work and carefully placed
images of each into this template, along with illustrations detailing her
skills and personal information. (2015)
Figure 3 : Creative Portfolio by Dyla Rosli
4- Working in both print and digital formats,
designer Emil Kozole created this printed presentation to support the CD with
his work on. Knowing that many discs are overlooked, Kozole made sure the print
part of his portfolio stood out. Covering different areas of expertise, the
designer divided the page into different categories and then, using
transportation systems as inspiration, illustrated the cover with different
colored lines, with projects being each stop. If lines meet, it means projects
fall into more than one category. On the reverse, each project has a photo and description. (2015)
Figure 4 : Portfolio by Emil Kozole
5- Is
the graphic design studio of Yorick de Vries. Last year, de Vries created this
colorful paper portfolio featuring a selection of his best projects from 2005
to 2012. Printed on three different paper stocks, the book is made up of three
parts. The first features just information, the second showcases project images
and the final section covering examples of the designer's custom made
typefaces. More like a catalogue than a book, this gorgeous, hand bound portfolio
is 227 pages of full color prints. (2015)
Figure 5 : Book Portfolio by Yorick
Bibliography
(2015). 5 Beautiful Paper Portfolio To Inspire
You, Creative Bloq.
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