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A compote of food and paper

To visually capture food is not only about creating an appealing photo. The image should evoke memories and feelings. Print and paper also play their part in how the image will be noticed and perceived. 

PAPER #8 is a compote of food and paper. This issue brings you ample examples and inspiration from the world of magazines, books, packaging, advertising, and design. 

Our customer magazine PAPER is more than a source of information, it can also be used as a printed sample. 

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From the content:

  • Typefaces enhance how you taste food
  • Food styling and photography for print
  • Holmen's forestry strategy
  • Uncoated paper for a natural feel
  • Food magazines
  • "Mat fra Norge" is a keeper

... and much more! We even made an extra page for the recipes from the food styling article, go here for recipes!

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Printed on Holmen TRND

The magazines are printed on Holmen TRND, a modern paper that gives them a luxurious feel with its matte and rough surface and good readability. The cover is Invercote, a world-class leading paperboard for graphical products and purposeful packaging. PAPER is published in English, French, German and Spanish.

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