Bristol Dockyards print collateral family

Summary

Four printed pieces overlapped in a shallow fan on a pale ground, showing how the same wordmark, monogram and color set behave across covers, a ticket and a map.

Visual description

Against a flat oatmeal background, four rectangles sit stacked with soft cast shadows. Back left is a pale pink cover with BRISTOL DOCKYARDS running vertically in dark olive condensed caps, cropped by the pieces in front. Back right is an olive green cover carrying the same wordmark in pink, its lower half filled with a finely engraved historical street map and a small caption reading "2026 DOCKYARDS SITE MAP". Centered behind is a cream sheet whose headline "TODAY'S GOING TO BE ..." is set in large olive condensed caps, mostly obscured. Frontmost is a dark brown portrait ticket: a vast pink BD monogram fills its left two thirds, the letters squared with round counters, while a vertical dotted perforation line separates a right hand stub printed with "TICKET ADMIT x1" turned ninety degrees. The small stacked logotype repeats in pink at the ticket's lower right.

Key takeaway

One monogram scaled until it bleeds off three edges turns an ordinary admission ticket into the loudest piece in the set. Rotating the wordmark to run up the spine of each cover means the collateral still identifies itself even when stacked and mostly hidden.

Reuse notes

A clean way to present a print family in one frame: overlap the pieces so each shows only its identifying corner. Good reference for attraction and venue collateral where tickets, maps and guides must share one kit. The arrangement relies on flat color and a neutral ground, so it will not survive busy photography behind it.