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After discovering a large collection of antique London postcards, we decided to give them a new lease of life and send them out once more as a promotional mailer for the studio. Each postcard is completely unique with vintage postage stamps and handwriting that dates back as early as 1901.
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Brand identity for moving image studio Art & Graft. The two parts of the name are represented by a carefully crafted monogram and a contrasting utilitarian approach to the typography.
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Promotional poster showing the broad scope of work by photographer Hannah Thomas, held up to the light the feather weight paper acts like a light box maximising the effect of the images.
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Booklet and poster promoting the range of media based training courses currently available at Space Studios.
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Brand identity for London based events company The Higher The Fewer. Based on a traditional British aesthetic and typographic representation of the name.
Ladies and gentlemen, what you’ve just witnessed here on SI is some brand new work from Collective Approach, a studio who I’ve had nothing but praise for since featuring them last June. Not only have they updated the contents of their portfolio (isn’t the A&G work delicious?!) they’ve also updated their online portfolio/presence itself – the result is a beautifully restrained, easy to navigate website blessed with a touch of jquery. Suffice to say, if this work is anything to go by, I predict a great year ahead for this London based design consultancy. Thank you once again to Tom @ CA for the high-res imagery.
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This post is tagged Branding, Collective Approach, Communications, Identity, Poster Design, Print
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