Trips
The Fall 2010 issue of British Columbia magazine features a cover that is the closest thing to a “lifestyle” cover I’ve ever seen them do.
The type treatment is bold, and alternates colors well to help the eye travel down the left hand side…great use of the cover real estate to take full advantage of merchandising realities.
The sky bar treatment is one of my favorites ever. It really pops those three additional selling features, yet remains sophisticated while having fun.
Clean and uncluttered. Strong benefit-oriented cover lines. Promising fun and adventure. This cover has the look of a winner.
The type treatment is bold, and alternates colors well to help the eye travel down the left hand side…great use of the cover real estate to take full advantage of merchandising realities.
The sky bar treatment is one of my favorites ever. It really pops those three additional selling features, yet remains sophisticated while having fun.
Clean and uncluttered. Strong benefit-oriented cover lines. Promising fun and adventure. This cover has the look of a winner.
- Scott Bullock
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