Grand Union

June 12, 2014 | 0 Comments

“Grand Union is a small design group primarily interested in branding from scratch for both print and web. Their stationery and letterhead system reflects their interest in detail and originality.”

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27 Naming

June 12, 2014 | 1 Comment

“Identity for a naming company based in Barcelona, Spain. Their name came from the twenty-seven letters the Spanish alphabet has.

Understanding the name as the best combination of glyphs, we created a symbol that combines two glyphs, numbers in this case; 2 and 7, to create an unique 27. All the stationery is printed over beautiful soft—colored stock papers which adds dynamism to the identity.

The project completes with an adaptation of the typeface, to understand each letter as a number of the alphabet, whenever any message is written.”

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Guy Woolrych

June 11, 2014 | 0 Comments

“This identity needed to be flexible for the client. Although Guy is a photographer, he also does many other things in the industry. The inspiration for the pattern came from one of his cameras where you need to align 2 halves of the image through the view finder to focus.”

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Alec & Camille Save the Date

June 11, 2014 | 0 Comments

“Finding the right balance between vintage and modern can be intricate. My sister’s wedding will have a very hand-crafted feel, but she didn’t want it to feel kitschy, thus when we sat down to discuss her save-the-dates, a well designed, custom stamp kept coming up. Although Camille and Alec will be married in Washington, guests will be arriving from all over, so shipping tags seemed like the perfect fit to tie all of this together. I designed and ordered a custom rubber stamp that we applied with jet black ink to manila shipping tags, then tied them off with hemp to seal the deal.”

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Hero Production

June 10, 2014 | 0 Comments

“Identity for Hero Production. The company, owned by Heather Hero, produces photo shoots for brands such as Banana Republic, Levi’s, Gap, and Dockers, as well as others outside the apparel industry.”

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Project 67

June 10, 2014 | 0 Comments

“Montreal-based restaurant Projet 67 has for mission to let discover other culinary cultures in the same way of the 1967 Universal Exposition. Menu changes every season, inspired by the heritage of different country that were present to the Expo.

The logo is a representation of the USA pavilion, which is the emblem of the Expo since its impressive burning in 1976. The graphic design reflects the non-traditional and modern layout of this era.”

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Feedgeeks

June 9, 2014 | 0 Comments

“If there is one thing that we believe in, we believe that great work is always made better when shared. Feedgeeks is an inventory of design, art, technology and architecture work, hand-picked and curated with care by us at The Folks Studio. For the convenience of all smart phone users, a QR code has been added for quick access to the site upon scanning.”

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Studio Constantine

June 9, 2014 | 0 Comments

“Studio Constantine is a boutique design and communications studio with experience on the global stage of design, advertising, innovation, marketing and publishing. We wanted our own printed materials to demonstrate the best-case impact achieved by intelligent and strategic use of a 2-colour production process, on both premium and commodity stocks.

By using our visual mnemonics of geometry and colour, beyond the normal containment of a marque or icon and type lockup, we define the aesthetic and layout of each piece as a whole. The result; a breadth of organic brand expressions.”

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The Apollo

June 6, 2014 | 0 Comments

“Sydney’s new Potts Point restaurant is Australian Greek and its name reflects a subtler, sophisticated approach.

We worked in collaboration with a team of visionaries to bring the creative vision of the restaurant to life, including Jonathan Barthelmess – Manly Pavilion, in partnership with Longrain’s Sam Christie and architect George Livissianis.

Our creative challenge was to align classic beauty and rustic charm with an urban edge. Our solution used modernist typography with a 1930’s echo – playing off the architecture of the building.

The Apollo has achieved high ratings in the Sydney Morning Herald and Sydney Magazine.”

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Tischlerei Gebrüder Falgschlunger

June 6, 2014 | 0 Comments

“Legends revolving around Innsbruck’s ‘backyard mountain’ all have to do with slats and boards, of course, the kind you ski on. But Jakob Falgschlunger, a professionally trained carpenter, didn’t really have skis on his mind when he founded his company back in 1929. He was thinking more about things like quality, devotion and reliability as the fundamental building blocks of his carpentry workshop. Following in his footsteps, carpenters Alois Falgschlunger and Anton Falgschlunger subsequently pursued the enterprise so that it is now entering its fourth generation. Since 2003, Mario and Daniel Falgschlunger have been at the helm and are carrying on the professional family tradition in the best possible way, the only way they know how. Passionate dedication, adroitness and solid craftmanship skills are the hallmarks of this Tirolean Quality Enterprise which, together with hand-picked regional partners from the nearby surroundings, succeeds in designing, fulfilling and executing to perfection the wishes of clients from far and near.”

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