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.
Those great guys from The Kiosk have taken over South City Kiosk at City Beach ~ the retro concrete structure right on the sand, south of the Surf Club.
And here are the final embossed DeRay & Simcoe cards. A very fine print/emboss job by the Pilpel blokes.
We printed these one PMS – each girl’s card alternates the grey & white scheme, for a personalised look.
note: I do believe the girls use equipment a little more updated than my Brownie 127 camera.
I love a trip to the printers to check on a job. Not just because it’s a chance to escape from the desk – it’s gratifying to see the end-product after the design gestation period.
Now it feels like spring! Sunday morning we returned to our fave beachside place The Kiosk @ Floreat Beach (did I mention they make great pancakes? And it’s the spot for our annual Thunderbird Xmas meetup). Next we walked over the boardwalk to City Beach where Paul snapped the Surf Club building (a threatened species) & these shots of me gazing seaward – yeah it looks so planned but I didn’t even see him behind me.
Beautiful light, gorgeous spring day.
A sneak preview of a project which has been in production all year!
I was delighted to work together with my friends at Public Creative, to design the brand and package for this ultra-premium skincare product. And it’s totally chemical-free and natural, hand-made by Fremantle company, Sodashi. More soon, with proper pics.
John Rice is one tall, talented photographer. He brings an artistic eye to his work, and his energy and passion are evident through his interesting take on brides, babies, anklebiters and life.
Today his new photography website launched, the product of a fast gestation and a speedy OM4 build. It’s fresh and unaffected, like John really… Check out his work here.
Glenn Nicholas at OM4 has created a web platform that caters to just about every small business need. And you don’t have to be a tech geek to run it yourself (I’m testament to that!).
We’ve had our heads together for a little while to facelift the corporate identity.. the website will be madeover next. The guys have just moved into new premises and even chose tiles to match the OM4 orange.
This simple, vibrant card was printed one metallic colour, 2 sides, with an emboss.
