Brochure - Royal Ontario Museum
Role: Graphic Designer, Copy Writer
An informative brochure designed for the Royal Ontario Museum. The goal was to increase foot traffic, and visits, and to educate adults and families about services the museum offers, and can be kept as a reference for museum information and major long-running exhibits and galleries. It is tailored towards newcomers, families, and young and middle-aged adults.
This is a conceptual project not affiliated with the Royal Ontario Museum. A single printed brochure was produced for testing purposes.
A lot of information was communicated to inform visitors of all the programs, services, and discounts that the museum offers. The design was meant to be minimalistic to not clash with the amount of information being conveyed.
The design style was inspired by the architecture of the building itself by using straight edges, blocky designs, and diagonal lines.
Titles and subtitles were designed to be easily scannable, while galleries and exhibits used bold, intense colours to draw the eye toward them.
Final Deliverables
A lot of information was communicated to inform visitors of all the programs, services, and discounts that the museum offers. The design was meant to be minimalistic to not clash with the amount of information being conveyed.
The design style was inspired by the architecture of the building itself by using straight edges, blocky designs, and diagonal lines.
Titles and subtitles were designed to be easily scannable, while galleries and exhibits used bold, intense colours to draw the eye toward them.
All images used are stock images. The map is an original vector drawing.
Not affiliated with the Royal Ontario Museum.
