Territory Shape

 



  • Leaflet features the curves of the flowing landscape, more enticing than block-y coloured sections.
  • Slight textured appearance makes for an eco-consciousness appearance, appears natural. (Possibly printed using a risograph printer)
  • Bright, vibrant colour creates a friendly, exciting image. To explore the different routes.
  • Great starting point between exact replicated landscapes and being too abstract - similar to the maps within the leaflet and within the website. 

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