Kite’s Adventure: The Strong Rock – Designed with Kate Stower

This entry was posted on Dec 12 2010

Kite’s Adventures: The Strong Rock is the first in a series of children’s storybooks. The book tells a story
of a kite and her adventures, as she breaks free from the security of being safely tangled on a rock. The
narrative shares a moral lesson with young children through the use of an adventurous metaphor and fictional
characters.

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works news design works  Kites Adventure: The Strong Rock   Designed with Kate Stower

Sample Illustrations from children's storybook

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works news design works  Kites Adventure: The Strong Rock   Designed with Kate Stower

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Title Page of Kite's Adventure

works news design works  Kites Adventure: The Strong Rock   Designed with Kate Stower

works news design works  Kites Adventure: The Strong Rock   Designed with Kate Stower

The author, Margaret Burden, has a definite conceptual style and strong views on imagery and layout.
Kat Down and Kate Stower have implemented her client brief with a firm imprint of their own visual
communication skills. They have created an organic and environmental feel. Set in parks and open spaces,
the illustrations suggest a tactile experience. This storybook is printed on recycled stock to enhance the
natural theme of the tale. To accompany the book, promotional posters and bookmarks have been created
to impose a united and consistent feel at the launch event. These promotional pieces depart from standard
posters and bookmarks through their die-cut designs and tangible nature.

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