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The Sierra Business Council (Sierra, Nevada) is a collective group of over 700 individuals and business owners who help to maintain sustainability throughout the Sierra Nevada region. This recycled presentation folder puts the group’s commitment to green living in the forefront with a word collage featuring several inspiring words related to sustainability.
The mountains at the top of the design help the reader to recall the splendor of the Sierra Nevada and reinforces the importance of the group’s work in preserving that beauty for generations to come. The use of green and brown colored inks not only compliment the natural tone of the recycled stock, they create an earthy, organic look that matches with the brand’s identity.
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Print Specifications
Size Closed: 9" x 12"
Size Open: 18" x 12"
Print Method (Side 1): 2 PMS Colors
Print Method (Side 2): Blank
Stock: 80lb Jute Vellum
Coatings: None
Slits: C1 Right Pocket
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