Tara Hornor January 15th, 2013

50+ Fascinating Promotional Booklets to Inspire

No digital format can compare to the unique impression that printed materials leave with an audience. In today's era of computers and mobile devices, an excellent way for businesses to stand out is by printing booklets or other materials such as posters and postcards. In fact, an article on the PrintPlace.com blog points out that readers are much more engaged when reading print materials than when reading digitally. If you want your target audience to slow down and notice your products or portfolio in more details, then a promotional booklet may be your answer. The following collection of promotional booklets are for a variety of businesses and individuals, from artists to fashion to real estate. Each are quite unique with a stunning variety of layout, colors, printing format, and more. But all have one aspect in common: they do an excellent job of drawing the eye and making us want to stop for a moment to enjoy the fascinating printed design.

Pantone Brief by Adrià Gómez


Mid Tech by Adrià Gómez


Yum Yum Recipe Booklet by Paula McGloin


Saskatchewan Jazz Festival by FireBelly Design


Ringle 39 by Adam Vella


Valghefte 2011 by Studio 3


Festiwal Ars Cameralis by Marta Gawin


High End Apartment Booklets by Toast Creative


Sans Merci by Stevie Driscoll


Adobe Caslon Type Specimen Booklet from Two Times Elliott


WEORES 100 by Nora Demeczky


Master's Project by Anna Shuvalova


Denim Promotional Booklet by Dennis Harrington


Hamilton Wood Type Font by Dave Harper Design


Editorial Quote Book by Alaa Balkhy


Pip Hackett S/S12 Felt Hat Lookbook by Two Times Elliott

The Little Book of Photoshoppe Trickery by Mike Rigby


Handmade Portfolio by Nathan Hinz

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Tara Hornor

Tara Hornor loves writing about marketing, advertising, branding, web and graphic design, and photography. She is a Senior Editor for Creative Content Experts, a copywriting company that she owns with her husband. Connect with @TaraHornor for more design inspiration and marketing help.

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