The stationery suite for John Rice comprises a die-cut business card, comps slip & brochure, plus an A6 booklet with beautiful images and accompanying text about falling in love & all that fuzzy stuff. The booklets were edge-sewn for a handmade touch. All printed painstakingly by the fellows at Pilpel Print using letterpress & digital printing.
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Additions to the OM4 stable of literature… thanks Glenn for letting me loose with the texta illustrations again.
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John Rice is the perfect client & a brilliant wedding photographer: talented, entertaining & personable, with a singular eye for artistic photography.
The brief for this job was to present John’s special take on wedding photography: capturing the love between the bride & groom and recording that connection in a photo-journalistic, natural way.
Developing a brand came so easily: just connect the dots between John’s surname, the tradition of throwing rice at weddings, and the suggestion of a camera lens – we had the basis of a brand that conveys the right message without competing with the photographic images. The business cards are letterpress printed, and the lens shape serves as a diecut / viewing window suggesting John’s visual take on the world.
John is opening a second studio in Margaret River, so will be the perfect choice for your Down South wedding if you too feel the magic in his light-painted images.
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If you’ve landed here is search of the fuchsia pink coat… please pop over to the Tessuti blog for a write-up & pics. And just try to resist their be-autiful fabrics!
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“To make an end is to make a beginning” wrote T.S. Eliot.
And alas the Christmas holidays must end. But it was a wonderful time! After our Reader’s Digest Xmas trip to Denmark, I made 2 dresses, kept up the early morning jogging/cycling excursions, watched movies (highlight: “The Skin I Live In” & Pimp My Ride reruns), beach breakfasts, reading Noir Crime short stories, joining-leaving-rejoining Facebook, swimming, shopping, plenty of catnaps, and catching up with friends.
Back to the world of reality and responsibility. Hello 2012!
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Sunset at Moombaki, Christmas Eve:
The Lego® Alien Abduction was a real hit with Finn. He reckons they perform laser eye surgery on the farmer, along with the usual unspeakable experiments:
Driving home along the Albany Highway, we encountered the very pink, very desolate Tunney Roadhouse: a great cover for an Alien Invasion control centre, in say a John Waters or Tim Burton movie:
Hope you had a great Christmas.
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