After refreshing the Lines Henry logo and producing updated 2 colour litho printed stationery some window graphics were required to help brand the building a little. Some simple and easy to produce reverse cut vinyl lettering was produced and installed to ground floor and second floor windows.
From supplied hard copy drawings of some really old floor plans I recreated some fresh new high resolution vector drawings ready for a publication.
After creating some stationery for SPW I went about using the same branded style to create some vinyl graphics for their new van. All logo’s were simply vinyl cut and applied to 4 sides of the vehicle as the photo shows. Well 2 sides are shown anyway.
One design created and printed onto various sizes ranging from A2 posters and A4, A5 and A7 leaflets to cover the promotion and build up to the big night of World Championship Muay Thai.
Taking their existing website as created by a friend (Adam) at Pom In Perth, I updated the current information to reflect their new price list that I designed and printed and together with a few more tweaks its now all up to date with my little link at the bottom. Thats all really!!
Lines Henry had recently moved offices and urgently required new stationery. I took this opportunity to bring their identity up to date by freshening their existing logo and choosing simpler fonts for the overall design. I worked with the client to choose 2 approved Pantone colours to ensure future consistency of their brand as previously there were no set guidelines for anyone to follow. On approval a full stationery set of letterheads, compliment slips and business cards were litho printed in 2 colour.
An update of the previous price list I printed was required. I altered the previous size to what you see here which is an A5 12pp booklet printed in full colour. I know you are thinking its 2 colour and you are right but it was actually cheaper to print this in full colour. I like saving money for clients!!!
Taking existing branding and keeping up consistency I worked closely with the client to create a new quarterly showcase of available properties for sale. On approval this A4 4 page leaflet was printed on 170gsm gloss in full colour litho.
Basing artwork on existing designs, I created two new posters for this fantastic event including logo alteration. The approved designs were litho printed on 170g gloss and scaled to suit A2, A3, A4 and A5 leaflets.
Working with Marber is always a pleasure and for this job I was asked to design promotional packaging for their client Goldwell. Working with Marber and Goldwell directly I produced everything that was required to fit into the design and made sure all artwork was print ready for a large run of boxes for this fantastic hair product.
