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Two stacked report covers pairing a heavy black grotesk masthead with torn-edge photo collages of mining landscapes and engineering callout marks.
Summary
A printed report identity: a cream cover reading "Financial Review 2024" in a heavy black grotesk, with the Extantia logo top-left and a torn-edge collage of black-and-white earthworks and a brown rock fused into one shape.
Visual description
The front cover sits on near-black with generous cream margins. The logo lockup, a circular mark plus "Extantia" wordmark, anchors the top left. A central collage stitches a duotone excavator-and-quarry photo to a full-color brown boulder along a ragged torn edge, with a black inset panel carrying engineering dimension callouts (1.04, 0.04, datum letters, tolerance boxes). The oversized two-and-a-bit-line headline dominates the lower half, with a tagline and url set small beneath. A second cover behind it flips to black with an olive-green torn shape and reversed white type.
Key takeaway
The torn-edge collage that welds a desaturated photo to a single full-color natural element, making the material itself the hero. The black inset strip of real engineering callouts (datums, tolerances) signals a technical, industrial company without any illustration.
Reuse notes
Strong template for an annual or impact report from a climate, industrial or deep-tech firm. Pairs a tight grotesk masthead with documentary photography. Caveat: the collage needs genuinely good source photos and a believable set of measurement annotations, faked callouts read as decoration.
