Kurt Sunkel, Author at Studio22

26Jun 2013 by Kurt Sunkel

Our new Cappuccino – “Cappuccino Rustic”

Our photo book department has developed over the years and printing quality of the Coffee Table Books has improved a number of times since we started in 2006. Along with the changes inside the books, we are always working to ensure the entire product improves wherever possible. On our journey we also discover new or alternative products or ways to present them. Our new 'Rustic' cover for the Cappuccino range (Cappuccino refers to a two-part cover) is an example of our attempt to deliver a 'natural' or 'earthy' range. By using genuine leather on the spine, not only brings the two covers together but adds to the rich texture and natural characteristic. Typically with most photo books, clients request personalised covers to fast identify the book and…

08Jun 2013 by Kurt Sunkel

Product development

Business Cards, Design

We listen closely to suggestions and requests from clients and our team to find the next exciting product. In an ongoing process of product development and improvement we also get to have a bit of fun. After the recent launch of our popular Shadow Wrap, we had many requests for larger options and soon introduced A2, A1 and A0 options (with many more to follow). It was not long before the Time Wrap evolved, a clock made in the Shadow Wrap style. It then got us thinking, what could we do with really small Shadow Wraps? We had a request at the time for coasters which used the same process of image wrapping. It was then suggested we try business cards, just to be different. It was this idea that sparked the fridge magnet,…

04Jun 2013 by Kurt Sunkel

Promotional Design – Trudy Joubert Wedding & Portrait Photography

Business Cards, Design, Fuji Colour Paper

Trudy approached Studio22 shortly before her recent bridal fair. To compliment the giant custom Shadow Wraps we produced, Trudy required business cards and vouchers to hand to prospective clients. She met with Ingrid in our design department to discuss the card she envisioned. They chose to go with a large 'Jumbo' size business card to double as a mini brochure and to display the important stuff, the images. Trudy Joubert Wedding & Portrait Photography Starting with a trio of beautiful images, Ingrid had her work cut out for her. To deliver a design that was soft, simple and most importantly, portrayed Trudy's exquisite style. At Studio22 we work predominantly with photographers, it is our aim to ensure the images are emphasised as the primary aspect of the final design. The message…

31May 2013 by Kurt Sunkel

Getting your batteries in a row.

Photo Gear, Photographic Equipment

Ever wonder how to keep your fresh batteries apart from your flat ones? Maybe you have a back-up camera and grab the wrong battery whenever you urgently need to exchange power. Natasha, from CocoDash Photography, has a easy, professional looking solution. Simply buy a budget set of spectacle cases from your local China Town. It offers protection for the batteries, a neat storage solution and control of your batteries in their various states. The clear cases are a great idea if you number your batteries or have various types. You could even colour code the cases or buy various colours to suit your taste. If you have great ideas you would like to share with us, please e-mail me Kurt

Author: Kurt Sunkel