Moller International is a small but dynamic company specializing in the research and eventual production of the Skycar as well as related technologies. As such, they need to not only present a very professional face to their investors and the world, but also please the technical community with a large quantity of statistics and information. All while keeping costs low.

Above and to the left is the cover of the trifold pamphlet. To the right of that is the front and back of an associated flyer. There was a second flyer printed not currently shown. This printwork was designed to at standard paper size, to allow them to be easily packaged and mailed. The secondary flyers were meant to be placed inside the pamphlet to provide further information based upon the interest of the investor. The flyer shown contains information pertaining to it's military and government uses.

On the right, you can see the transition of the full color images to a two-color cyan and black version I provided to the printers. The final image is a two spot color version, scanned from the printed flyer.

Kevin Schmidt, Project Manager of Moller International, rendered the original camoflaged Skycar, as well as several other variations. From these models he generated RGB Photoshop files, which I then converted to two layer cyan-black. The camo ended up looking more suited for snow in the end, but the idea comes across.