CATEGORY

Letterpress

RANK

Best of Category

PRODUCTION DETAILS

Quantity

600

Page Count

Number of Colors

1

Special Techniques

Binding

Dimensions

3.5 × 3.5 × 1

Paper Stock

Car Fresh Board, White, 60pt


DESIGN CREDITS

Designers

Becky Nelson, Jeremy Dahl


PRODUCTION CREDITS

Pressman

Larry Pyle

Account Manager

Theresa Pyle


TAGS

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LINKS

Fabric of Social Dining
Bex Brands
In to Ink

Coasters for Fabric of Social Dining by Bex Brands
Coasters for Fabric of Social Dining by Bex Brands
Coasters for Fabric of Social Dining by Bex Brands
Coasters for Fabric of Social Dining by Bex Brands
Coasters for Fabric of Social Dining by Bex Brands
Coasters for Fabric of Social Dining by Bex Brands
Coasters for Fabric of Social Dining by Bex Brands
Coasters for Fabric of Social Dining by Bex Brands


CLIENT

Fabric of Social Dining is a restaurant group based in San Diego, CA. This Grand Opening invitation was made for Herringbone, a new restaurant opening in La Jolla, CA. Their restaurants include a large lounge area, bar area, and communal tables to encourage interaction amongst patrons, generally 30 and up.


BRIEF

The client wanted a show-stopper, but done in a collegiate, bookish way.


APPROACH

We stuck with black and white, and played with the physical textures created by letterpress against the glossy box. We then played with the visual texture of the herringbone pattern. Who wouldn’t open a black box that comes in the mail?








PRODUCTION LESSONSWe always wish we had more time! We always want to make it better!

Judge's Comments
Beautifully letterpressed coasters make this restaurant campaign a memorable one. And a promotion that is usable always gets extra points. — Louise Fili

I really appreciated this letterpress piece because it communicates everything it needs to without trying so hard. It's one-color with sound type-setting—done. — Mig Reyes

A great promotion that outlives it's original intention and becomes a useful product. — Robynne Raye

I love letterpress work that doesn't just recycle vintage elements. This piece was simple and uniquely contemporary. — Ben Levitz

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