The Letter D.

The magazine Desktop invited a studio from each Australian state capital to create a psychogeographic map of their city.

Dan Pike’s response utilised the geomapping ability of Instagram to capture the landmarks and moments that have made an impression on The Letter D.

Marlene Mangioni and her business partners approached The Letter D to develop an identity for her new fashion venture, MMangioni.

Playing on the alliteration of the initial and surname, the typographic direction gives the identity an unexpected detail, much like the fashion they intend to stock.

To mark the transition from their 5th to 6th year in practice, A–CH asked The Letter D to develop their annual client tea towel.

In keeping with the combined client Christmas gift for Queensland Veterinary Specialists and Pet Emergency, this year’s response split the greeting into the game of tic tac toe, to keep local practice kitchens in game mode.

Home by Six, our latest publication under the Capital P imprint, will be a domestic architecture book designed for a domestic readership. Launching in late 2013.

During the production and planning stage for what will become a larger book, a pilot chapter has been produced in an A3, loose-leaf format, to help express the content and tone to the other contributors coming on board.

You can order the book online here.

Jan Murphy Gallery was holding a pop-up show for Ben Quilty in Khai Liew’s Adelaide studio, and asked The Letter D to develop the invite.

Kevin O’Brien‘s Finding Country Exhibition explores ideas in relation to the spatial use of Country (aboriginal place) in Australia.

Contributors to the exhibition were asked to respond to a specific section from a map of Brisbane city, and reinterpret the land use.

A crowdfunded campaign was undertaken to take the exhibition to the 13th Venice Architecture Biennale, with The Letter D asked to design the catalogue and accompanying website.

Matthew F Cheyne’s first monograph was also the first book produced by The Letter D’s new publishing imprint, Capital P.

You can order the book online here.

A quote from Cheyne bookends the work, acting as a subtle table of contents of sorts – the first half titled ‘perception’ and the second ‘correction’ – with an essay from the artist appearing in the centre to demarcate the two.

The book’s white foiled slip cover features an image of the artist’s first foray into his theory of flaw.

An invitation to the launch of the Spring Summer collection from Pistols at Dawn.

Artspace Mackay is holding an exhibition of local artists, as part of the City of Mackay’s 150th celebrations, and The Letter D was asked to produce the accompanying catalogue.

The artists were given a local artefact to be interpreted into their artwork, with each spread documenting the relationship between the artefact, the artist, and their artwork.