Working with the client and tweaking everything to approval is this stunning looking exhibition stand with a tv screen incorporated into one of the panels. The whole stand fills an exhibition floor area of 5 metres x 4 metres and is just over 3.3 metres at its highest point.
Shaunagh needed some premium business cards to make a good impression for her new business venture so after the design I supplied 500 double sided business cards on 400gsm silk with matt lamination to finish them off. All cards come complete in their own die cut box to ensure all cards are ready and pristine whenever they are required to be handed out.
Taking the clients brief and supplied text I created two black and white 2 sided documents for their customers to fill in a return. Both documents are quite basic but are accompanied by a more colourful introduction letter. The letter has a space at the top for an address to be overprinted before its folded and inserted into a C5 window envelope. All are printed on 120gsm laser guaranteed paper and delivered direct to the clients door.
Helping out my little sister for her wedding invites I put together at her request the artwork and designed to her specific approval and litho printed everything on some fancy pearlescent card. The lovely bow was a nice finishing touch by her friend and I advised her on the purchase of some lovely envelopes online.
The logo was supplied as a jpg so after recreating it in Illustrator to safeguard its future in terms of quality and consistency I created artwork for letterheads and business cards. Both were litho printed in full colour with delivery straight to the customers door on completion.
Working for Chalet Finder on their first job has been great and a nice change working solely with Photoshop. The image I have created is for a web banner for their new website. It is 6 separate pictures combined to recreate a very wide panoramic image to cover small and large monitors.
Starting on the far left we have a chalet image with a family superimposed onto the front, then some chalets placed in the middle foreground, a panoramic sky and mountain range in the background that has been extended, a ski slope and more chalets to the right with a skier placed onto the slope to create the finishing touch.
Their website has since been updated so the image is not online anymore.
KABA required a quick and simple logo creation and this was the first thing that I created. Once tweaked to approval a business card was mocked up and sent straight to print on the usual 400gsm silk + matt lamination.
Castle Metals wanted something a bit more exclusive for their clients on this job and ordered some plastic cards for their latest special offer. Once designed these were printed on a 760 micron high quality glossy metallic base stock with a holographic print one one side (kind of like the back of a CD) and grey on the other. Before they were supplied there were sequentially numbered.
Chris contacted me after finding me on an internet search and supplied me some bits to work with to create his flyer and cards. Keeping to his original colour scheme I created the flyers and cards as pictured. The flyers were printed on 170gsm gloss and the cards 400gsm silk with matt lamination to both sides. Job done!!
After initially creating a website in 2008 it was decided to upgrade to a new website and include some new features. The new website is custom built in WordPress and you can view it here www.mjfdemolition.co.uk
