Designed for the Penguin Random House Student Design Award 2020. I won 3rd place in the Adult Non-Fiction category.
There’s a trope in film and TV where a pencil is stuck through a folded piece of paper to represent the workings of a worm-hole. Here this is used as short-hand for Bryson’s own approach to explaining scientific concepts through everyday comparisons.
The receipt in this context acts as a vehicle for type while still fitting the everyday aesthetic.
Penguin Design Awards 2020
Penguin Design Awards 2020
Designed for the Penguin Random House Student Design Award 2020. I won 3rd place in the Adult Non-Fiction category.
There’s a trope in film and TV where a pencil is stuck through a folded piece of paper to represent the workings of a worm-hole. Here this is used as short-hand for Bryson’s own approach to explaining scientific concepts through everyday comparisons.
The receipt in this context acts as a vehicle for type while still fitting the everyday aesthetic.