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A suite of Information Sheets for the Media have been developed for the Great Barrier Reef Foundation, with an accompanying Word format to allow in-house editing and distribution.
The Great Barrier Reef Foundation was holding a luncheon for their Chairman’s Panel and asked The Letter D to develop the invitation, to send to the CEO’s of some of Australia’s largest companies, and their partners.
The Great Barrier Reef Foundation was launching its portfolio of research projects at the Goldman Sachs offices in Sydney and asked The Letter D to develop a small run of documents and collateral for the launch.
A french folded cover and tactile sleeve were added to give the documents a touch of luxury.
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A large background projection was also produced for the launch presentation.
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.
A suite of stationery has been produced for the Great Barrier Reef Foundation in time for the Clinton Global Initiative in New York.
A suite of stationery has been produced for the Great Barrier Reef Foundation, featuring blind embossing and a bespoke folder housing.
While the Great Barrier Reef Foundation‘s stationery was being developed, The Letter D was asked to produce a small invitation. Given the timeframe and the audience, we decided to get hands-on and make some envelopes to match.
The Great Barrier Reef Foundation approached The Letter D to conduct an overall audit of their stationery, document and presentation formats with the view to developing a set of guides for a consistent approach throughout.
With a wide variety of material being produced it became apparent that the existing identity block had limited flexibility and so a refresh was proposed to allow the identity to adapt to its surroundings, with various orientations.
