Chris contacted me after finding me on an internet search and supplied me some bits to work with to create his flyer and cards. Keeping to his original colour scheme I created the flyers and cards as pictured. The flyers were printed on 170gsm gloss and the cards 400gsm silk with matt lamination to both sides. Job done!!
Taking the newly created Steel Dynamics design further into the form of a pullup banner, the attached design was created for an internal display for the new reception area.
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After initially creating a website in 2008 it was decided to upgrade to a new website and include some new features. The new website is custom built in WordPress and you can view it here www.mjfdemolition.co.uk
From client brief to design and supply is this low cost pullup banner to aid meetings and help spread part of the Manchester Building Society’s services across many areas. Supplied with a handy carry bag, job done!
Starting with a logo design I created this stationery pack of litho printed letterheads, compliment slips and double sided business cards. The letterheads and compliment slips are printed on 120gsm laser guaranteed paper and the business cards are printed on 400gsm silk with matt lamination to both sides.
Keeping in line with their existing branding I designed these two Quickstand pullup banners and supplied each one complete with its own shoulder bag for protection and transporting.
From supplied logo and text I created this A5 double sided leaflet which was then printed on 200gsm gloss with matching A3 posters.
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.
