This yearbook showcases a custom, rough-edged map die-cut that adds a striking visual and tactile dimension.

To create a magical moment, the client requested a glitter effect, which was achieved using a specialized glitter printing technique.

Embossed silver spine lettering, silver-tipped pages, a navy ribbon bookmark, and a debossed LAPD seal come together to honor the department’s enduring legacy.

To complement the theme, the team created a custom sleeve inspired by the yearbook adviser's favorite children’s book, enhanced with complimentary gold foil stamping on the spine for an elegant finish.

Our team digitally traced Eric Hartman’s (former adviser) original surfboard prototype to create custom molds, then artfully arranged the names of all 80 graduating eighth graders within the wave design on the back cover. The book features unique, expanded eight-page sections integrated throughout.

A matte black cover featuring a spot UV mandala and cascading gold foil opens to vibrant orange and gold floral end pages, with luminous gold foil accents throughout.

The cover case beautifully mimics a student’s watercolor painting, with rainbow foil accents enhancing the book’s vibrant, colorful artwork.

This special treatment uses a black ink layer that disappears with heat or light to reveal an image beneath, creating an interactive effect that captivated readers/ buyers and renewed interest in the book.

Gold foil outlines the school’s bear mascot, cleverly framing student images that fill its interior.

Printed with litho ink and finished with matte lamination, this image captures a Southern California sunset true to the university campus where it was taken.

Pantone white on red fabric, with loose binding that allows the book to open flat. Finished with a loose end and cover case.

The pop-up effect creates a striking sense of depth and movement, transforming the yearbook into an immersive, hands-on experience.