Silver Lining Opticians

NYC-based studio Attack created this letterhead kit for Silver Lining Opticians:

"Silver Lining Opticians is every discerning stylist and customer's store of choice for rare and vintage eyewear in New York City. Recently, Attack designed a new, comprehensive identity and fully integrated branding system for Silver Lining."

TunnelBravo

We've featured TunnelBravo's design work here before, and now we're pleased to show off the letterhead kit they created for themselves. It's debossed and then varnished (for the shiny effect).

Aesthetic Movement

Aesthetic Movement created this letterhead kit for their creative firm:

"This system is meant to inspire the act of sending physical messages and to reignite the excitement of receiving them. The mix of papers and textures adds to the tactile thrill of holding a physical correspondence."

19 Below

Letterhead for 19 Below, a post production studio, designed by Ai Carver:

"19 BELOW is a local post production studio. The studio is literally located below ground and has an industrial feel with exposed concrete walls and columns. Our aimwas to create an identity that felt fresh, energetic but with some industrial touches. "

Fast Eddie's Barber Shop

Letterhead for Fast Eddie's Barber Shop by Richard Arthur Stewart:

"Fast Eddie's is a no nonsense barber shop found in Allston, MA. one of Boston's many historical neighborhoods. This place is the epitome of traditional Americana, which I wanted the mark and typography to represent; Franklin Gothic and ATF Bodoni scanned from a letterpress book with a mashup illustration combining an iconic eagle and barber's comb.

I wanted to stay away from the "red, white & blue" barber pole theme and stick with something high contrast and modern. Stark, rich blacks screen printed on whitewash 100 lb. card stock give the collateral a strong masculine feel while referencing the brand's age and history."

Eight Hour Day's New Look

Eight Hour Day gave themselves a new look:

"We created this identity with the understanding that we would be traveling for a year. Because of this, we kept amounts small and only printed what we felt we needed and what we felt would work best for this “alternative” working style. Instead of a standard letterhead, we opted for a postcard and notecard. We felt this was more mobile and highlighted the idea that we were on the road. We also use a stamp to pinpoint our location on a map on the mailing label."

Learn and see more on their blog here.

Invision Eyewear

Letterhead and collateral material for Invision Eyewear by Sussner Design Co.:

"Our visual acumen was put to the test by a client whose business is nothing but vision. Invision Eyewear is an independent eyewear boutique specializing in distinctive eyewear and exceptional eye care. Sussner Design Company, having perfect 20/20 vision, was tapped to apply the Invision brand across a wide range of vehicles. We created a full business system, invitations to their various special events, bag designs for retail sales and a series of in-store window graphics to enhance the Invision brand. We came, we saw, we did."

TenCount Foundation

Letterhead for TenCount Foundation created by Cody Haltom:

"The TenCount Foundation was formed in memory of Dennis “Hook ‘em” Horne, a professional boxer and avid animal lover who devoted much of his time to helping animals in need. The name of the foundation references a boxing tradition in which a ring bell is tolled ten times in honor of a boxer who has passed. This name, though somber, takes on an appropriate tone when referencing the animals—many of whom were on their last leg—that he saved.

Vintage boxing posters and tickets served as visual inspiration, and my dog’s collar inspired the important last piece. Photo styling courtesy of Ivy the basset hound."

Crop Letterhead

Letterhead kit for Crop by Canadian agency, Rethink:

"This corporate identity brings a sense of style and whimsy to Red Deer in the heart of Alberta’s wheat belt. Pieces include business cards, free haircut coupons, style guides, gift bags and even rain bonnets."