Brochure cover for the small yet pleasurable Mylius 11E25 37' Yacht.

Mylius Yachts

Brochure design

Problem

A nascent Mylius Yachts needed an ‘electric’ brochure to electrify potential yacht buyers interested in small, feature-packed yachts.

Solution

Hypertexthero created the ‘Sailing Art’ advertising concept along with the Andy Warhol-inspired brochure cover and design. Mylius went on to sell a couple of 11E25s and design and build new, larger models. Hypertexthero also designed the Mylius website.

Work Done

Concept, graphic design, layout and typesetting, printing consultation.

Mylius brochure cover showing a can reminiscent of Andy Warhol's Campbell's Tomato Soup. It has the words 'Mylius' Condensed Sailing Pleasure' written on the label.
Mylius brochure pp1-2 spread showing the Mylius 11E25 yacht on the left side and text on the right with the Mylius logo which has 'Sailing Art' as a tagline.
Mylius brochure pp3-4 spread showing photos of the Mylius 11E25 yacht exterior. The words 'Piacere Fuori' run across the page.
Mylius brochure pp5-6 spread showing photographs of the 11E25 yacht interior. The words 'Piacere Dentro' are written in the center of the page.
Mylius brochure pp7-8 spread showing a stylized diagram of the Mylius 11E25 yacht and photographs of it sailing. The words 'Sailing Pleasure' run across the bottom of the page.
Mylius brochure pp9-10 spread showing a photograph of the Mylius 11E25 yacht sailing towards the camera. A nautical speed diagram similar in shape to the yacht's sail graphic design appears on the left page. The words 'Il piacere delle regate' appear.
Mylius brochure pp11-12 spread shows photographs of the yacht's construction stages. The words 'Il piacere delle cose fatte bene' run on the left side of the page.
Mylius brochure pp13-14 spread with technical specifications and diagrams of the 11E25 yacht. The words 'Specifiche tecniche' run upwards on the left page.
Mylius brochure back cover showing a series of repeating photographs of the 11E25 yacht with different tints, reminiscent of Andy Warhol's multiple-imagery work i.e. Marylin Monroe faces, flowers, cans of Campbell soup, etc.