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WATERPROOF BOOK
WATERPROOF BOOK
WATERPROOF BOOK
WATERPROOF BOOK
2020

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WATERPROOF BOOK

Book

This book is printed on mineral paper which is made of stones thrown away from quarries. The result is eco-friendly and practically indestructible even when wet, contradicting the preconception that books cannot handle water. The thread-binding is not affected by moisture and printed in non-spreading ink. The covers were inspired by each novel and expressed in an illustration that reconstructed a particular scene. Designed to fit the Gothic-horror genre, the bookmark is made of PET material and is waterproof. Pouch-type packages were made with waterproof PVC materials that are portable.

Client / Manufacturer

Minumsa Publishing Group

Seoul, KR
Design

OIMU

Seoul, KR
Date of Launch
2019
Development Time
up to 12 months
Target Regions
Asia
Target Groups
Consumer / User

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