Design exercise · Folders · Peppermint
The four products nobody photographs
A gap-fill exercise on four product families that get ordered every week and photographed almost never: presentation folders, hang tags, menus and programs, place and escort cards.

FoilsYellow Gold · 101, Deep Copper · 115-2, Silver · 120, Rose Gold · 117-3, Rainbow Iridescent · R1TechniquesDeboss, Die Cut, Painted Edge, Emboss, Hot Foil, Copper Foil, Gold Foil, Holographic Foil, Rose Gold Foil, Silver Foil, Folded, Letterpress, Raised Spot UVStocksHyacinth Cotton · 32pt, Kraft natural 18pt, Suede laminate, Handmade cotton rag, deckled, Soft-touch laminated 32pt
The idea
Four product families were missing from the library entirely, which meant four pages on the site with nothing to show and four things we could not quote confidently.
Three rules
- 01A folder is a structure. Built four with different interiors: a Pantone-flooded pocket, an embossed architectural cover with a blue interior, a kraft folder with mu…
- 02Tags are hardware plus paper. Matched attachment to material: waxed cotton on black cotton with gilded edges, silk ribbon on an arch die cut, black elastic on kraft, fin…
- 03Place cards are a set, not a card. Shot in staggered rows of four, so the repetition and the height of the tent fold are visible. Same for escort cards, fanned with the cords…
The gap
None of them are glamorous. All four get ordered constantly.





Start from these materials
Same paper, foil and finish, locked in — nothing of this piece artwork comes with it.
Designed by Austin Terrill, founder.



