A good showcase of contemporary, high-end solutions to print and packaging. Specifically focused around corporate identity, Mason offers an insight into the choices made by some celebrated designers and studios.
The book is insightful in the explanation of the relationship between client, designer, printer and supplier.
Where the book falls short though, is in its brief and hurried detailing of the materials and processes that achieve such marvellous results. There are sections of the book that deal with these areas, but give no real information for example in terms of standard costing for a process.
Perhaps this expectation is too pedantic, and the vague 'relatively cheap to quite expensive' scale should suffice.
The book itself, on the whole, is a well presented and designed exhibition of what can be achieved with print, process and material, just not a detailed workbook for how.