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2 Phil Lane
Fortitude
Valley, 4006
Brisbane, QLD.
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PO Box 1100
Fortitude
Valley, 4006
QLD, Australia.
+61 7 3161 9993
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TheLetterD.com.au
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Brisbane’s pastry queen, Jocelyn Hancock asked The Letter D to put together a small brochure for a food tour she will be hosting in the UK.
To reflect the home-cooked nature of the tour, a simple format was created, with system fonts chosen to allow for future online integration.
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Courier New, Direction, Georgia, HAN, Print
With Ark Atelier’s fitout for Lightspace Studios nearing completion, The Letter D was asked to develop a leasing promo.
The main website for Lightspace has launched, with the Studios fitout expected in July.
As Lightspace was being used as the launch venue for Brisbane Indesign, we installed a suite of posters on core-flute in the front entrance to tell the story to the guests arriving. And we even got to plug ourselves…
An old Fortitude Valley warehouse on Light Street is currently being converted into an event space for hire, aptly named Lightspace, with open-plan studios above for lease.
The Letter D was brought in to develop the site’s identity and environmental graphics, along with the launch website – all in time for Brisbane Indesign in September.
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Courier New, Flash, Font Route, LSS, Website
The stationery for Lightspace was setup to play on the extension of the neon tubing concept, developed for the identity.
Sydney-based artist Silke Raetze was chosen to exhibit her work in the ‘Off the Wall‘ section of the Brisbane Art Fair, in 2008, and asked The Letter D to develop a postcard to showcase her delicate sculptural paper lingerie.
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Courier New, Postcard, Print, RAE
The business cards for James Lloyd Design utilised a spot UV varnish mirror on opposing sides so that each side had the information repeated, although reversed, as a subtle detail.
With the launch collateral for James Lloyd Design came a website… Well, a temporary holding page, until a full portfolio site is developed.
After practicing as a gun for hire for some time James Lloyd decided he should make a business of it, and so asked The Letter D to assist in getting the entity setup to go.
Taking our cue from his minimal bold black & white interiors, we developed a simple text block and applied this across all collateral.
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Avant Garde, Courier New, Direction, Identity, Information, LLO