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The Letter D produced a suite of stationery for Brisbane writer and editor Margie Fraser.
Curly brackets were used to encompass the diverse term {writer}, extending the idea that they indicate a series of choices, or in Margie’s case, a variety of publications.
A suite of five gift cards displaying Ben Quilty’s iconic works have been produced for Jan Murphy Gallery, as part of the 2011 Archibald Prize regional tour, in July.
A new name, identity, stationery and website for an expanding law firm looking to shake its boutique image and promote a top tier service.
Previously Russell and Company Solicitors, the name was shortened to Russells, with a moiré pattern developed to reference a traditional laid impression through the paper stock.
A brass hand embosser has been produced for The Cloakroom, allowing them to embellish their in-store labels and material booklets.
The year book is the culmination of The Letter D’s design direction for AGDA‘s 2010 Awards, and a year of a book it is. 560 pages of good times for the world to touch, see and smell.
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A new identity, website, and stationery suite for Stephen de Jersey Architect.
The underline becomes the basis for the identity, emphasising the distinctive name and main subject, across all applications. Some economies were found across the two practice locations by simply rotating the letterhead, with the appropriate address right way up.
The Letter D’s ‘Flood Marker’ letterpress prints sold out at last night’s Queenslake exhibition, organised by The Hungry Workshop.
As a commemorative piece we thought we’d highlight the years the Brisbane River has made its presence felt, flowing under five (some only just) of its iconic bridges.
Photography courtesy of The Hungry Workshop.
With a new store opening in Brisbane’s Edward Street, The Cloakroom asked The Letter D to review their identity direction for 2011.
Some subtle touches will surface over the coming month, including mud maps for their stores in Brisbane and Sydney, a refreshed connection to their ready to wear label Pistols at Dawn, and a new website underway.
Kim Buck’s charcoal work Event Horizon graces the 2011 calendar for Jan Murphy Gallery.
An emerging letterpress studio approached The Letter D to develop a small two-colour print, to sell as part of a fund-raising appeal for the recent Brisbane floods.
An exhibition will be held in the coming month to sell the pieces, with contributions from Rinzen, Inkahoots, Kevin Finn, and their own studio, The Hungry Workshop, to name a few.
More info on the project here, with a sneak peek of our piece on their press, above.
