The brochure cover features an illustration of an old-fashioned microphone. I chose a paper that would lend an "old-timey" feel to the piece.
The front and back covers of the brochure. Due to the sheer volume of information contained in the brochure I was re-working, there had to be some cutbacks to smaller music venues in smaller cities. To make sure these small town gems weren't forgotten, I drew a map of the state on the back cover featuring all cities included in the brochure. I also include "Small Venue" segments throughout the brochure.
But wait, there's more! The cut and fold design of this brochure also allow it to be a self-standing display piece. In this view you hopefully get an idea of how much information this design can contain (a lot!). You can also see through the cut in the middle of the piece that the brochure is double sided and can be flipped over, containing more information inside.
Another view of the piece in "book formation," here the washboard is given the reverence it deserves with its own individual page.
Another view of the washboard side of the piece, hopefully giving viewers an idea of how the cut and fold display works when viewed next to the other view of the washboard.
Another view in "display formation," you see I feature an illustration of a steel guitar.
