LetterShop is a Brooklyn-based creative agency that provides thoughtfully crafted graphic design solutions that demand attention for businesses and organizations.
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Pratt Institute's 125th Anniversary Website -
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Greenwich House Pottery Centennial
We work with a wide range of clients — from boutique retailers to large institutions — approaching each of their projects with vigor and enthusiasm. Our clean aesthetic and sensitivity to typography is evident in both our traditional and new media work. LetterShop is passionate about helping our clients build powerful and unique brands. We help these companies develop a dynamic online presence, and extend their reach through multi-platform campaigns. We believe that websites must be flexible, accommodate frequent updates, and ultimately be driven by our customers.
Ellie and Ellie Nuit eau de Parfum Packaging
LetterShop teamed with Ellie D Perfume to design the packaging for their new travel-sized scents. These petite roll-ons feature their signature fragrances, Eliie and Ellie Nuit. With the same impeccable approach that Ellie D brings to their products, LetterShop reinterpreted the existing branding to create packaging as clean and bright as the product it contains.
iVolunteer
Logo Development
Lettershop is not only refreshingly creative; they are unusually responsive, tirelessly helping find not just the most beautiful design but the most effective one for iVolunteer.
Griffin Court
Banner Ads
LetterShop created a series of online banner ads for the luxury condominiums in the burgeoning Clinton neighborhood in Manhattan's Midtown West. The ads were designed to highlight the lushness of the building's abundant green space and accentuate its value.
The Latest from LetterShop's Visual Diary
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01.17.2012
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01.17.2012
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12.05.2011
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Photography
Canadian photographer Hana Pesut shot this perception-twisting series of portraits that are beautiful in their simplicity. Her blog will keep you coming back for more.
