Apr 19
#BTSFriday Randal Ford on the set of the Shiner Beer shoot for SXSW
Apr 19
Creative Production Studio, Saddington Baynes, handled the full production and app development for the recent Honda CR-V project
Apr 17
Photographer Richard Maxted
Apr 16
Photographer Aaron Fallon
Apr 12
Photographer Randal Ford for Huggies
Apr 9
Piotr Redlinski photographs Tom Hanks for The New York Times
Apr 5
Photographer Simon Stock for Bentley
Apr 4
Looking forward to our trip with Julian Calverley to sunny LA!
A little transatlantic protection for the A2 and A3 portfolios, in time for our LA and PSPF road trip with Greenhouse Reps in a couple of weeks. Thanks go to Chris Bradley at Packhorse for all his help and advice.
Apr 2
Photographer Ross Brown for Abbott’s Village Bread
Apr 1
Photographer Randal Ford
Mar 29
Photographer Lilly Dong #HappyEaster and #HappyPassover
Mar 27
Photographer Nick Onken for Old Navy
Mar 27
I’m excited to share my most recent promo, which hits mailboxes this week. With the help of The Butler Bros here in Austin, we created more than just a traditional promotional piece. We wanted to send out something useful and classic. So we created a scoutbook themed as a photography field journal. In order to increase usability we included a custom pencil and designed a band to connect the pencil with the journal. We then created 4 postcards from my series for LL Bean’s 100th year anniversary. The postcards, which are perforated together, are designed to be usable. We used a Neenah classic linen stock to give the postcards a textured and warm look. The Butler Bros concepted each vintage postcard based on Maine’s beautiful Acadia National Park, which is where the images were shot. To round out the presentation we had a custom red tape made inspired by the traditional washi tape used in mailings in the past. The tape was applied to a Kraft stay-flat mailer to protect the entire kit.
This was a great collaboration. I’m especially grateful to The Butler Bros who’ve been mentors & friends to me over the past 10 years and agreed to take on this project. Also, sending out a huge thanks to Mike Plouf at Blanks Printing and the folks at Scoutbooks.com
“Live, travel, adventure, bless, & don’t be sorry.” - Jack Kerouac
(Source: randalford)
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