Graphics Reference
In-Depth Information
A topic is essentially a collection of bound pages, and with limited-edition work it is easy to ex-
plore the potential of non-traditional materials. For example,
Stuff
includes perfumed drawer liners
as pages, which bring a multi-sensory dimension to the reader's experience, and glassine paper
to protect the full-bleed photographs. These pages reference the type of materials one might find
in an older relative's house, which could be used when storing precious possessions in drawers
or compiling a traditional family photograph album.
Much information design these days seems to be defined by the use of coloured
graphic elements drawn in Adobe Illustrator that represent facts and information (of-
