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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
or Letters(at)
TheLetterD.com.au
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An interim website for McVeigh has been developed while the main website takes shape.
The Letter D was also asked to update the internal documents for users to download, with project profiles and job description PDFs being the first cabs off the rank.
A small promotional card for Doree Mending has been developed as part of an offer for local fashion retailers and their clientele.
A suite of business cards and postcards have been produced for Doree Mending, cropping the original advertising posters on one side with a ribbon detail tying the old to the new.
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DOR, Print, Stationery, Univers
A dynamic scrolling website has been developed for Doree Mending, providing glimpses of their various advertising posters from the 1930s/40s between each section of information – almost like a mini museum tour – to celebrate their 75 year history as a local Brisbane icon.
A 75 year anniversary symbol was also created, to be applied across all collateral in 2009.
Stationery suite for Hartley Shopfitters.
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JAH, Print, Stationery, Univers
Vehicle livery for Hartley Shopfitters has been applied while the new factory/showroom takes shape in Bowen Hills.
A full suite of documentation forms were developed for Hartley Shopfitters to integrate the new identity and also shake-up the old generic journal pads used throughout the office.
With a move to a new premises and expansion of services, the family-run business of J.A. Hartley Shopfitters were looking to update their identity. As the founder was reaching retirement age we wanted to place some significance on his contribution to the standard of service and quality he had fostered.
We shortened the name to the recognisable elements and developed a traditional seal for the founder. This seal was formatted in a non-traditional way for the identity, to convey a forward-thinking approach that still had its feet in the time-honoured traditions of quality and service.
After studying Weddel seals over an Antarctic winter, Dan Pike’s sister Rhonda needed to show off her data to the scientific community, at a conference in USA. The size was set by the conference, and with only one poster allowed, we had some fun fitting in all the information with some semblance of order.
