Print is going strong
Back in the 90s, when desktop computers, interactive media, the web and email first came into people’s homes, businesses and into daily use, the surge in popularity and the accessibility of the information superhighway lead some to predict the end of print communication. Brochures, books and magazines would be superseded because all the content that people wanted or needed was just a point-and-click away. However if you have a look around today predictions of the demise of print were hasty and premature. It has panned-out to be a similar situation to the predictions of the end of cinema when home video first entered the market in the late 70s.
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Established in 2003, Beautiful Brides of Hope, was a start-up bespoke bridal couture boutique operating from premises in rural Hope, Nelson, New Zealand. They stocked gowns by top New Zealand bridal couture designers, both ready-to-wear and made to order, as well as a range of imported gowns and “romantic accessories”.





Attention to detail and exceptional service was Pionair’s speciality; Pionair was simultaneously a ‘best in class’ tour operator and an airline that specialised in private air charter. Pionair Unparalleled Journeys’ travel brochure offered exclusive, tailormade travel for the discerning First Class Independent Traveller (F.I.T.) market from North America, Europe and South America. Every UPJ vacation was put together with care, thought and attention to the individual needs of couples, families and small groups.
The innovation in marketing communications terms that the concept of this product logo represents to the client is that the new Vinevax name and brand system approaches the task of product branding from appealing to the customer’s point of view. The idea leverages what the product does for the user.
Stylish, smooth, glamorous and fun! 
This well executed redesign of Christchurch 

Between 1998–99 I originated the product name and positioning statement, designed the brand and identity system, the software user interface and the first generation of the AbsoluteProof website, developed in collaboration with a firm in Reykjavik, Iceland.