The Letter D.

AGDA / 2010 Year Book / 03.06.2011

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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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BRF / CGI Booklet / 10.09.2010

The Great Barrier Reef Foundation was invited to take part in this year’s Clinton Global Initiative in New York, and asked The Letter D to develop a small piece to introduce the initiatives the Foundation undertakes.

The piece was designed to be small enough to fit into a handbag, for brief elevator/foyer meetings at the conference, yet large enough to fit a DVD, for future event applications.

The booklet’s text information was kept free of imagery, for those simply interested in getting the details quickly, with a sequence of individual reef creatures displayed inside a foldout cover, for those looking to discover the hidden beauty of the Great Barrier Reef.

 

 
 

SLQ / Book Spreads / 18.07.2010

The State Library of Queensland‘s book is now in the final stages of production. With the working title The ABC of SLQ, The Letter D photographed elements of the building’s architecture to form the 26 chapter intros——detailing each letter of the alphabet.

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The book was developed as a ‘scrapbook’ of resources, illustrating the diversity of SLQ’s collection, as well as documenting Donovan Hill’s architectural journey – almost like a ‘how to design a library’ book.

 

 
 

KOB / Profile / Poster / 30.03.2010

Kevin O’Brien Architects asked The Letter D to refresh their inhouse practice profile. Using the raw/base colour idea developed for their identity, a CMYK booklet was developed with 3 main subjects: profile; people; and projects.

The booklet splits to display the profile and people from each end, and the cover unfolds to reveal two selected projects, in full colour.

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GRI / Book Design / 22.07.2009

The first edition of Jane Grieve‘s book Slippin’ on the Lino is hot off the press.

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GRI / Book Illustrations / 10.07.2009

Over 40 illustrations (along with the cover and internal layout) have been created for Jane Grieve‘s book of short stories, titled Slippin’ on the Lino.

The book will be launched at a special art exhibition in August, put together by Jane and her friends to raise money for diabetes. More information can be found at 9anteportas.com.au

 

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CON / 308 Booklet / 23.05.2008

The brochure for Consolidated Properties‘ project ’308′ is hot off the press…

The Letter D produced a 32 page hard cover booklet, showcasing both the conservation plan undertaken by Riddel Architecture and a new Tower by local architects Donovan Hill.

Each building is detailed from opposite ends of the booklet, meeting in the centre spread as a showcase of the overall development.

 

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SLQ / Book / 20.05.2008

A book showcasing the design and development process for the new State Library of Queensland is currently in the planning stages.

Working with writer Margie Fraser and architect Timothy Hill, from Donovan Hill, The Letter D has been asked to put together an initial direction for the publication.

 

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MoB / 2020 Catalogue / 24.03.2007

20 artists who’ve entered the Churchie art prize over the past 20 years were asked to produce a piece using the theme 20/20, to be displayed in a retrospective exhibition at the Museum of Brisbane. The Letter D was asked to put the catalogue together.

We saw the shape of the Brisbane river in the title so made the cover our own interpretation – the 21st piece, we like to think.

 

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DUN / Catalogue / 01.10.2005

The artist Richard Dunlop was putting together a monograph of his work from 1995 and asked The Letter D to create a grand showcase to display his predominately square art.

The book’s text sections were concealed inside the cover folds so that the art could take pride of place as the reader flicked through the pages.

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