Sifting through Oxlade's paper collection there was only one unspoken rule, everything must fold, at least once. One of few spoken rules was to avoid process redundancy i.e. minimise the need for photoshop retouching post shooting. The brief entailed the delivery of a new visual identity and graphic system for online, environmental and marketing collateral with the key focus a 44-page program — or as the client described, an art book. For the art book QPAC allowed ZHC to drive decisions regarding maximum word count for copy per page and with only 8 events, 8 workshops and a handful of other pages we lapped up the idea of playing with space. Many hours of making and doing culminated in a fresh new identity for QPAC's flagship event and a little book full of wonderment for the all important knee-highs of Bristown. Here miniature paper scenes from select events within the festival program were each meticulously positioned with stealth hands and photographed whilst staying very still, holding ones breath so as to not blow the pieces over.