The Manual is a quarterly print publication that explores the contemporary practice of web design, and their inaugural issue was accompanied by a custom Scout Book two-pack.
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Back to School: MIT’s Global Challenge
The Global Challenge was developed to celebrate MIT’s 150 years of service to the global community, and this year was held in conjunction with the annual IDEAS Challenge.
Back to School: Pratt Institute Center for Sustainable Design Studies
The Pratt Institute created a set of Scout Books to share the principles of sustainability that drive their Center for Sustainable Design Studies.
Back to School: Portland State University
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Portland State University student, faculty and campus visitors can show their school pride with these custom school-color Scout Books.
Back to School: MICA’s MFA in Illustration Practice
MICA’s new MFA in Illustration Practice uses the Scout Book to promote the program, recruit potential students, and celebrate the power of imagery.
Georgetown
Georgetown, a historic district in Washington, D.C., is experiencing a renaissance. They made a trio of pocket-sized notebooks to celebrate and promote their pocket of the city.
La Cocina Presents The San Francisco Street Food Festival
The San Francisco Street Food Festival celebrates the independent spirit and international delicacies that drive the budding sidewalk culinary industry.
OMFGCO for The Gap
Portland’s own OMFGCO combines vintage typography, custom neon, clever language and Scout Books to create an experimental Gap store that brings the mega-brand back to its roots.
826 National, Will Bryant and Scout Books
Scout Books teamed up with 826 National and illustrator Will Bryant to create a pocket-sized activity book for students across the country.
Megabolt Sketchbook Project
Megabolt is empowering children in hospitals to find strength through art, and they’re using Scout Books to do it.
