Laser-Etched Presentation Box
A few months ago, I worked on a type layout that was later laser-etched into a wood presentation box for a Nemo client. It’s still one of my favorite jobs to date. I love the simplicity, the crisp lines and the way the letters look like they’re from an old printing press.
Tags: Graphic Design, Typography
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That looks great! It reminds me of a grown up version of those wooden letter blocks
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That’s absolutely beautiful!
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To echo the others, that is so beautiful! What a lovely treasure for someone to have around.
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Very nice. Wood is good.
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WOW! I have always loved your designs- but this tops the cake.
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This is very attractive, and mysterious as well! It looks like it could contain ANYthing…
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It’s truly fantastic. Just out of curiosity, why all the a’s and e’s?
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That’s beautiful.
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That looks incredible! What a great design! It must be awesome to see the finished project like that.
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WOW, that is gorgeous!
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I think I have said to you before that I’m not a fan of wood, but once again, you have made it more than palatable!
I LOVE THIS!
I think it’s one of my favorite things you have shared too [design-wise].
Well done =)
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It’s very cool. Was it for American Eagle?
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Kayla: Yeah, you have a point! Wouldn’t it be cool if those blocks used all sorts of random, cool typefaces?
Sal: They represent the client’s name!
Bex: Thank you!
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Haha, yeah. As soon as I hit submit, that occurred to me.
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WOW that’s amazing. Typefaces and textures – two of the best things ever! I love the old typesetting box style.
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