Klipp og Lim
Q-Free Magazine
This
company brochure was made to look like a glossy magazine and had a pronounced
emphasis on elaborating the brand name Q-Free with a diversity of textual and
visual elements. This time it wasn’t the engineer talking to another engineer
with their incomprehensible lingo, but rather a wide fan of non-technical discourses.
The content had a focus on contemporary issues that both could interest a wider audience and at the same time relate to Q-Free’s area of expertise. Mainly the devastating problems connected with cuing and congestion of traffic, environmentally and otherwise.
The content had a focus on contemporary issues that both could interest a wider audience and at the same time relate to Q-Free’s area of expertise. Mainly the devastating problems connected with cuing and congestion of traffic, environmentally and otherwise.
External credits: Kim Ramberghaug; cover photo and "Home Made Home" photo
Type: Illustration, Photo, Print
Crew: Svein Erik Okstad, Lars Hegdal, Jøran Wærdahl, Gustav Espenes, Frank Furseth
Date: June 2007
Type: Illustration, Photo, Print
Crew: Svein Erik Okstad, Lars Hegdal, Jøran Wærdahl, Gustav Espenes, Frank Furseth
Date: June 2007
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