1. Owl card holder
This card holder is a clever way of giving someone was personal message. It is a novelty object as the finish is glossy and gold. The net is quite complex but can be put together simply by folding it up. The product is well thought through. It can even stand up on its own as the consideration of stock and balance has be taken on board.
2. Pattern book
This Mike Perry's book of patterns is full of keep sake illustrations. It is the type book that you can read over and over again and take advice from. It is lovely to look out and a capital piece on a designers bookshelf. The front cover has embossed elements to it which gives it a specialty aesthetic.The stock inside is thin card with a textured finish. It looks like it would be expensive to make.
3. 'Oh deer' look book
This look book is an A5 landcape publication promoting the illustrators 'Oh Deer'. It was received at a trade show therefore it was free. You can sort of tell by the stock that it has been done cheaply but not in a tacky way. The aesthetics really communicate the brand and are eye-catching to a client. The book isn't overloaded with information which again is a good way to draw an audience in to a product.
4. Postcard holder
This postcard holder is made out of brown card supported by a back cover made out of cardboard. The net is pretty simple and follows the shape and size of a generic postcard. The thing special about the product is the stock, it gives a sense of environment and natural resources. It is also quite a different way of selling postcards. Giving them a sleeve makes people more inclined to buy more.
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