HOW TO LIVE THE PERFECT UTOPIA
(based on E.Zamyatin)
Small booklet about transparent housing, great mathematics, opinion on music, reproduction and feelings compared to contemporary society and utopian perpectives of 1924 soviet Russia.
To match the story I have chosen Din typeface to reflect the mathematical seriousness of the story, transparent illustrations as the characters of the plot must remain transparent and the whole style was inspired and holds the feeling of russian avantgarde aesthetics. Embossing under the text inspired by Lissickij‘s Prouns reflects the whole background of the story and it is printed on original soviet paper used at schools. The cover represents pink curtains, very important part of the story as with pulling the curtains in your room you can hide everything and keep it a secret.
To match the story I have chosen Din typeface to reflect the mathematical seriousness of the story, transparent illustrations as the characters of the plot must remain transparent and the whole style was inspired and holds the feeling of russian avantgarde aesthetics. Embossing under the text inspired by Lissickij‘s Prouns reflects the whole background of the story and it is printed on original soviet paper used at schools. The cover represents pink curtains, very important part of the story as with pulling the curtains in your room you can hide everything and keep it a secret.
With the side flips, you can cover the text and it remains hidden.
