branding
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Tree of Life, logo options
Here were some first round logo options that I recently pulled from archives. In the end, the client didn’t go …
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Double sided letterpress biz cards
Let me say, it is SO great to be back – Stationery Show was AMAZING and we have a lot …
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What to expect…Natasha’s “Faux Emboss”
These cards shipped out the last quarter of 2012 for a recent graduate who was looking for tasteful business cards …
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Hannah Maple, duplexed business cards
These business cards were printed for Hannah a few months back. She had submitted design files and specs for letterpress …
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Creating a brand : Bardsley Investment
I haven’t shared any branding work lately, so in trying to be fair to all elements of the business here …
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Styled Savvy, stylish business cards
This was a letterpress business card designed by the client which we had the opportunity to print a few months …
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Wes Joyce, food photography
Taking a break for the week – its spring break and vacation time! Don’t fret though, we’ve got a lot …
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Bespoke Home cards on Mohawk Superfine
These letterpress business cards were printed for Bespoke Home out of Palo Alto, Caliornia. We actually did two runs of …
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Extending a brand, Polly Alexandre
Polly is an amazing photographer across the pond who last summer approached us to help print and design her business …
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Love by Phoebe
These cards were letterpress printed on 220# arturo with Pantone match and matte metallic gold inks as a 1/1 business …
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What to expect… Flood printing, part 1
Picking up with the What to expect series today we’ll be discussing large coverage areas and floods. Below is a …
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Scheming with color…
Scheming seems like such an appropriate word when working with color on a client’s logo or branding. There are so …
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BLACK FRIDAY, letterpress Tuesday
Never one to follow tradition, I received a lovely email from a colleague yesterday morning wondering if I’d hold my …
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Making pigs fly since 1984
I have to say, I have some awesome brothers. Both of which I love dearly! Matt, the little brother, worked …
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