Written by Gregor Naudé Thursday, 01 April 2010 11:53
There is a common perception that the use of paper is ruining the world’s tropical and endangered forests. While people are spot on with their concern about the ruthless cutting down of trees, they should know that by using the ‘right’ kind of paper, they’re actually contributing to responsible tree farming, forest conservation and the mitigation of climate change.
Written by Gregor Naudé Friday, 20 November 2009 10:24
We’ve always been fans of Peet Pienaar’s wonderfully eclectic work. His Afromag – a collection of stickers, posters and graphic elements – gave us a fresh take on what a magazine could be. Pienaar’s studio, The President, was earlier this year approached by DStv to produce MK Bruce Lee – a publication that would capture the imagination of the music channel’s hard-to-please demographic. The solution is radical but simple, and blithely disobeys conventional magazine formulas by dividing its content into a collection of folded posters, packets of cards and stickers and a mini-book, all held in a Lucky Packet envelope.
Written by Gregor Naude Friday, 31 October 2008 02:00
You may think it's easy. The not-so-simple art of putting ink on paper.
Written by Gregor Naudé Sunday, 01 June 2008 02:00
A special report on how the new green will change the nature of demand for printing services, printing equipment and supplies.
Written by Rebecca Swift Monday, 31 March 2008 02:00
Lately, there has been a global shift in interest towards ‘green’ iconography. However, companies that attempt to greenwash their image are in for a rude awakening.
Written by Gregor Naudé Monday, 31 March 2008 02:00
Getty Images has launched its latest MAP (What Makes A Picture) report. This second major trend report focuses on the issue of the environment, its pivotal role in marketing and communications in 2007 and how this will change and impact the world of advertising and communication in 2008.
Written by Gregor Naudé Thursday, 31 January 2008 02:00
A special report on how the new green will change the nature of demand for printing services, printing equipment and supplies.
Written by Gregor Naudé Sunday, 30 September 2007 02:00
Silvertone International represents that rarest of print shops. The company’s two founding partners – Dennis da Silva and Andreas Kahlau – possess a level of skill and experience which result in an ability to ‘print from the soul’.
Written by Roy Zucca Tuesday, 31 July 2007 02:00
Creative pros today not only embrace standards but also see them as an integral part of their workflow.
