After three years of spelling out their web address, Atelier Chen Hung were after a way of simplifying their name and so we made them an acronym of sorts – with a dash of distinction.

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 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 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.

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 and support collateral has been produced for The Cloakroom.

After a headline show for their label Pistols at Dawn, at the recent Mercedes Benz Fashion Festival, a website and lookbook to showcase this year’s collection is also underway.

A suite of stationery has been produced for the Great Barrier Reef Foundation, featuring blind embossing and a bespoke folder housing.

The Spinks & Co cards have been printed using the same DocuColor press as the Hughes cards, to achieve a waxy finish on the main logotype.

Coloured stock has been used to allow internal documents to be printed through a black laser printer – which minimises colour variation and ink usage – while maintaining the identity.

A suite of cards for each of the Hughes family members were printed using an old DocuColor machine to create a raised, waxy text setting, atop a natural, recycled paper stock.

The partner’s cards for Carter Hood Architects have arrived, displaying personal images chosen by them, overlaid with basic details that are positioned in relation to where their surname sits within the identity’s logotype.

A full suite of digital stationery and document templates have also been produced.

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