For Euroscape Travel, a wholesale travel provider serving the Australian market, I designed a multi-brochure series covering different European and Mediterranean regions. The covers were built around a library of custom vector illustrations so each destination could feel specific while the series still read as one family.
The brief
The brochures had to carry a lot of information without looking dense, and the covers needed enough personality to distinguish one region from another on a travel-agency rack. I developed the illustration system, cover compositions, interior layout and print-ready artwork.
Brochure covers




Building the illustration system
The illustrations needed to be recognisable at brochure-cover size, but flexible enough to be rearranged across different compositions. I treated them as a modular asset library rather than one-off drawings: landmarks, folk characters, transport and regional symbols could be combined without each cover starting from zero.




Presentation and use
The original project was produced for print. The lifestyle images below are later presentation mock-ups used to show how the brochure system could appear in travel-agency and traveller contexts; they are not documentary photographs of the original distribution.




What the project demonstrates
This was a useful combination of illustration, editorial layout and production discipline. The covers had to attract attention, but the system also had to scale across a family of destinations and support a practical brochure programme rather than a single hero image.
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