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Lion Movie Titling

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Lion Movie Titling

A truly moving film called for us to use truly moving type.
Breath

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Breath
HMSTrust The growth of giving

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HMSTrust The growth of giving
Lion Movie Titling

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Lion Movie Titling
Deep Space

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Deep Space
On the Shoulders of Giants

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On the Shoulders of Giants
Wealth Generation TV Commercial

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Wealth Generation TV Commercial
Lose Yourself in Melbourne TV Commercial

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Lose Yourself in Melbourne TV Commercial
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Letterbox Graphic Design Studio

Letterbox is a graphic design studio in Melbourne that specialise in custom type design to create a unique brand identity for distinctiveness and recognition.
The studio cross-pollinates client-commissioned projects (identity, signage, publications, custom fonts) and studio-commissioned projects (independent publishing, typeface design, lectures, forums, tours and exhibitions). We embrace research and curiosity in all our projects.

History

Letterbox began life in a corner milk-bar in Northcote in 1991. Three years later it moved into Carlow House, one of the key creative buildings in the then-fledgling artist community of Flinders Lane, Melbourne. The studio remained there for 14 years before moving to larger studios in the renown Hardwick Building. It now occupies a custom-designed studio in Brunswick.

History

Over the years our design team has included Endré Berentzen, Wendy Ellerton, Tom Hall, Lan Huang, Sam Hughes, Claire Ghyzel, Daniel Lindh, Tim Mang, Nina Mujdzic, Niels Oeltjen, Nicola Schwandner and Heather Walker – as well as many interns. These have come from an assortment of places – Germany, Norway, Sweden, New Zealand, France and, yes, even Melbourne.

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