Nice annual report deigned by friend Gareth Proctor for Table4Ten. T4T is a charity set-up for the Prostate Cancer foundation of Australia and relies upon this annual prospectus as an aspirational showcase of it’s activities and highlights the years event’s as well as profiling all of the restaurants, people and sponsors involved.
Some lovely unseen shots from the Tour De France by Brent Humphreys at Project Le Tour.
We have been working on some nice updates to the website lately as part of a larger studio branding exercise which includes a new ‘selected work’ feature window, a new identities section and all new studio fonts, new foiled stationery on Colourplan, presentation templates, internal and external studio signage and a new quarterly studio promotional print piece which will be available soon (More on this soon). Keep an eye on the site for further updates soon. Thanks to Cargo for the updates.
We have been working with Real Radio Scotland presenter Paul Harper on his new identity & branding. We have been working closely with Paul to create a flexible and playful typographic identity system which references the informal way he presents his 10am - 2pm daytime show. We are working on a variety of print and online supporting materials and have just taken delivery of his new 700gsm foiled duplex business cards. More news soon.
We designed these free grid based home screen backgrounds and decided to call them Grid-Apps (Okay we know they are not Apps but the organise your Apps so were sticking with it, okay!) available for iPhone and iPad to coincide with the IOS4 software upgrade which allows you to select and image as a home screen background. These grid inspired layouts act as an organised wireframe grid structure to keep your applications in neat and tidy order on your iPhone or iPad. With numbered grid rows and a ‘D’ for Dock you simply press hold and drag and drop your icons into the specific grid spots. Please note only works on devices running IOS4 and only on 3GS or iPhone 4. More colours and styles will be available soon. Click here for free download and installation instructions. iPad Grid-Apps will be available soon.
Manchester based creative agency Raw are not scared of self-initiated promo briefs with successes like their Pantone Christmas Cards under their belts. Their latest project Raw Type was created to promote both the studio, who has recently been nominated for a Chip Shop Award as well as promote some healthy type experimentation. Armed with a copy of Font Book, a projector and space at the Islington Mill in Salford, Raw set to work experimenting and creating some interesting results. Now a few months old, the whole project has taken on a life of it’s own into a dedicated Raw Type site with some of the projections available to buy as screened printed posters. To mimic their birthing ground, K2 have printed them on sexy-to-the-touch Plike using phosphorescent ink (yep glow-in the dark to you and me). Thanks to Rob for sending us up a copy of the poster as well.
Our friends over at online design bookstore Counter-Print have commisioned this lovely limited edition poster. It is a collaboration between the German illustrator Robert Hanson andNew Creative. Printed by Team in black and silver, at A1 on white Chromolux. The are for sale at a cost of £20 which includes postage when purchased within the UK. Postage outside of the UK will be subject to International delivery rates. The good news is anyone who has purchased from the site should receive one for free.
Lovely new silkscreened tote bags designed exclusively for Counter-Print by Anthony Burrill. Buy one here.
Simpson’s is a well established as one of Aberdeen’s top hotels and finest restaurants. They recently approached us to design a new sales brochure pack which reflected the quality and style of the hotel as well as the variety of services and accommodation options they offer. See more of the project here.
Here is a second set of images taken whilst on a recent trip to Pisa, Florence and Lucca. This set consist mostly of the beautiful old Italian buildings, doorways and in particular lots of lovely bikes leaning against rustic italian walls like the ones above. We are thinking of compiling a photgraphic book using some of these shots, so watch this space. See the full set here.
