
Collaboration banner
- Purpose
- To introduce the memoir and its author in one recognizable composition.
- Role in the project
- The visual anchor for the reader-facing collaboration.
A book-and-author collaboration graphic alongside a reader-facing email for Tina Scott’s memoir.

The source archive documents a Society-branded collaboration banner, an email prepared for the Society’s audience, and additional campaign screenshots for The Forbidden Fruit.
SCOPE NOTE / The archive records deliverables and contextual screenshots. Interpretations below are identified separately from documented outcomes.The materials point to a need to present the memoir and its author together in a recognizable, reader-facing format. The archive does not include a written client brief.
Give the book a clear visual introduction and a companion email with a specific reader-facing subject line.
The collaboration artwork foregrounded the author, the cover, and the book’s subject matter.
A Society-branded feature graphic and an email titled “A true story of love, loss and the life beyond” were prepared.
The archived email screen shows the message in a sending state for the Society’s audience.
The finished pieces, directly from the project archive.


Practical value visible in the completed work — not a claim of measured performance.
The finished banner brings the author portrait, book cover, and Society identity together.
The newsletter subject offers readers a thematic entry point to the memoir.
The archived banner and email are distinct assets that can be shown and referenced.
Documented outcome: a collaboration banner was completed and an email was captured in the sending interface. Delivery, readership and resulting book performance are not established by these files.
Original deliverables and supporting context. Each image links back to its source file.

Finished Society-branded collaboration graphic.