How amazing are these beautifully printed bookmarks, designed by Russian creative agency The Bakery? Printed in the UK on luxurious papers produced by Arjowiggins, the series of hypnotising marbled chunks are for french company Fiac. Focusing on sensory curiosity, The Bakery wanted to create a physical object that was not only just interesting to look at, but also to touch. Featuring raw, uncoated stock in several weights and a range of colours made from recycled potato skins, the premium quality and vivid pattern reinforce the importance and unbeatable significance of printed materials in a digital world.
www.fiac.com/
http://www.madebythebakery.com/
http://arjowigginscreativepapers.com/
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