About Design
Originally started to fund a Florida State University Lab, BevShots turns microscopic photography of alcohol into gorgeous abstract art. Beverages such as beer, wine or hard liquor are crystalized and light is refracted through them, creating a colorful kaleidoscope effect.
It’s always handy when the product you’re promoting is itself a work of art. This artistic presentation folder showcases a particularly dazzling design that’s both interesting to look at and helps to show off what the company has to offer. BevShots created this presentation folder to really make an impact when they submitted press kits to major media contacts or to prospective buyers. © Design Copyright: Attribution, Non-Commercial and No Derivatives
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Print Specifications
Size Closed: 9" x 12"
Size Open: 18" x 12"
Print Method (Side 1): Four Color Process
Print Method (Side 2): 1 PMS Color Heavy Coverage
Stock: 14pt C2S Semi-Gloss
Coatings: Matte Aqueous; Spot UV
Slits: D1 - CD/DVD Left Pocket, H4 Right Pocket
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