2 Phil Lane
Fortitude
Valley, 4006
Brisbane, QLD.
Find us on
Google Maps.
PO Box 1100
Fortitude
Valley, 4006
QLD, Australia.
+61 7 3161 9993
or Letters(at)
TheLetterD.com.au
After moving office Deicke Richards decided to hold an office warming party, with a Chinese lantern or two gracing the front entrance.
The Letter D was tasked with the invite and so we applied the new identity to a lantern silhouette and printed them silk screen style.
After the unfortunate demise of her old laptop, Ari Athans needed to update her client database and asked The Letter D to develop a strategy to also promote the new webmail system – keeping clients updated on Exhibitions, and the latest jewels from her travels. Hence the good ol’ postcard.
After practicing as a gun for hire for some time James Lloyd decided he should make a business of it, and so asked The Letter D to assist in getting the entity setup to go.
Taking our cue from his minimal bold black & white interiors, we developed a simple text block and applied this across all collateral.
Local Brisbane artist Marty Spinks‘ debut CD Moment in time will be released at a gala fundraising event for Youngcare on July 20th.
Marty asked The Letter D to develop the concept and artwork for the album, along with a suite of event collateral to promote the night.
The DIA in association with Architectural Information Services was looking to setup a biannual event to showcase a range of suppliers products to interior design professionals, and asked The Letter D to develop the identity and launch collateral.
The name Equinox was developed with a circular symbol to convey a year, with May and September highlighted.
The Letter D was asked to put together a 12 page brochure showcasing FKP‘s construction capabilities, so each page was built around each of the 12 letters in ‘construction’.
An A4, three fold flyer promoting the newly opened Camp Lake Fire was developed for ease of distribution as an online PDF and a folded brochure for the tourism racks en route.
For Fine Print‘s Christmas promotion we thought a book voucher from a local bookstore would be a nice gift for clients, and so the card was developed to match this. A perforated bookmark (above) displayed the clients from the year, as various book titles – including a sneaky plug for The Letter D, at the bottom.
One of the off-shoots of the Grass Roots Forum was the development of a flyer to promote the practice of Architecture across regional Queensland.
The Australian Institute of Architects asked The Letter D to develop a format and direction for the content, to pique the interest of the variety of students studying in the major cities.
Due to the success of the interest generated, the campaign has since gone national.
