Detroit Garden Center Brochure
Riso-Printed Brochure
Commissioned by the Detroit Garden Center
Founded in 1932, The Detroit Garden Center was an indespensible resource for horticulturalists in the Detroit area for many decades. For its final event before closing in 2021, I was asked to design a brochure that highlighted a few moments from the Center’s history. Emphasis was placed on the statue of St. Fiacre, the patron saint of gardens, as well as the many locations the Center inhabited over the years.
The final product was printed by Rachel at Taxonomy Press and distributed to visitors as part of a delightful collection of DGC ephemera.
Founded in 1932, The Detroit Garden Center was an indespensible resource for horticulturalists in the Detroit area for many decades. For its final event before closing in 2021, I was asked to design a brochure that highlighted a few moments from the Center’s history. Emphasis was placed on the statue of St. Fiacre, the patron saint of gardens, as well as the many locations the Center inhabited over the years.
The final product was printed by Rachel at Taxonomy Press and distributed to visitors as part of a delightful collection of DGC ephemera.
