Antalis’ Olin Design creates the right tone for prestigious school journal

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Requiring a tactile paper with good sustainability credentials, that also offered excellent image reproduction, Contagious chose Antalis’ Olin Design papers and boards for the Wykeham Journal

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The Wykeham Journal, an annual report by Winchester College, has become a collector’s piece – as well as a much-anticipated read – for many recipients.

Designed and produced by award-winning Scotland-based design agency Contagious, each new edition of the journal takes on a slightly different edge to the previous year, whilst maintaining enough consistency to ensure they work well as a set.

Requiring a tactile paper with good sustainability credentials, that also offered excellent image reproduction, Contagious chose Antalis’ Olin Design papers and boards for the 2021 edition of the Wykeham Journal, which they entered into the most recent Antalis Creative Power Awards (ACPA).

Olin Design Smooth High White 250gsm, was selected for the cover while Olin Design Rough High White and Olin Design Rough Cream 120gsm, were used for the journal’s 76 text pages.

“By using Olin Design, we sought to create a report that presents a tactile warmth and comfort to the reader. The paper enhances the photography in a soft and subtle appearance yet fully realising the depth of tone and colour. Many recipients have said they look forward to receiving their copy every year, so our choice of paper is as important as the content.

“We also chose Olin Design because of its sustainability credentials – including FSC® certification – and because the range is carbon balanced, which is an important consideration for Winchester College. Using a highly sustainable, eco-responsible paper wherever possible is important to us and our clients. Olin Design does not compromise on quality to meet these credentials, meaning we can achieve a premium and high-quality output - making it our go-to choice of paper stock.”  

The journal was printed lithographically using a 4-colour press.

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