Reminding creatives of the change-making potential in their paper and print choices.
Reminding creatives of the change-making potential in their paper and print choices.
Reminding creatives of the change-making potential in their paper and print choices.
WithPrint
WithPrint
WithPrint
Agency / Leap
Agency / Leap
Designing the 2023 WithPrint calendar
Designing the 2023 WithPrint calendar
Designing the 2023 WithPrint calendar
The #ChangeWithPrint calendar was a toolkit to facilitate creative activism in the studio and beyond in 2023. Each month card shares resources, steps and inspiration for how to use creativity as a force for good and make smart, planet-friendly design choices.
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The #ChangeWithPrint calendar was a toolkit to facilitate creative activism in the studio and beyond in 2023. Each month card shares resources, steps and inspiration for how to use creativity as a force for good and make smart, planet-friendly design choices.
WithPrint is a print studio that creates a calendar each year as a gift for their suppliers and clients. This year I was part of the team bringing the project to life. I designed the calendar and selected the papers, foils and finishes.
WithPrint is a print studio that creates a calendar each year as a gift for their suppliers and clients. This year I was part of the team bringing the project to life. I designed the calendar and selected the papers, foils and finishes.
WithPrint is a print studio that creates a calendar each year as a gift for their suppliers and clients. This year I was part of the team bringing the project to life. I designed the calendar and selected the papers, foils and finishes.
Collaborating with sustainable suppliers
Collaborating with sustainable suppliers
Collaborating with sustainable suppliers
The calendar used lots of interesting sustainable materials such as Notpla seaweed paper, a variety of recycled stocks from G.F. Smith, recyclable foils from FoilCo and recycled plastic from Smile Plastics for the base. We pushed the project further to inspire and facilitate learning and change-making creativity by designing elements such as a small pocket notebook, an environmental statement, a provoking postcard, and a spec sheet all about the impact of the materials we used. Finally the paper we used for the project was carbon balanced through the World Land Trust resulting in the protection of 25m2 of critically threatended tropical rainforest.
The calendar used lots of interesting sustainable materials such as Notpla seaweed paper, a variety of recycled stocks from G.F. Smith, recyclable foils from FoilCo and recycled plastic from Smile Plastics for the base. We pushed the project further to inspire and facilitate learning and change-making creativity by designing elements such as a small pocket notebook, an environmental statement, a provoking postcard, and a spec sheet all about the impact of the materials we used. Finally the paper we used for the project was carbon balanced through the World Land Trust resulting in the protection of 25m2 of critically threatended tropical rainforest.
The calendar used lots of interesting sustainable materials such as Notpla seaweed paper, a variety of recycled stocks from G.F. Smith, recyclable foils from FoilCo and recycled plastic from Smile Plastics for the base. We pushed the project further to inspire and facilitate learning and change-making creativity by designing elements such as a small pocket notebook, an environmental statement, a provoking postcard, and a spec sheet all about the impact of the materials we used. Finally the paper we used for the project was carbon balanced through the World Land Trust resulting in the protection of 25m2 of critically threatended tropical rainforest.
The calendar used lots of interesting sustainable materials such as Notpla seaweed paper, a variety of recycled stocks from G.F. Smith, recyclable foils from FoilCo and recycled plastic from Smile Plastics for the base. We pushed the project further to inspire and facilitate learning and change-making creativity by designing elements such as a small pocket notebook, an environmental statement, a provoking postcard, and a spec sheet all about the impact of the materials we used. Finally the paper we used for the project was carbon balanced through the World Land Trust resulting in the protection of 25m2 of critically threatended tropical rainforest.
Creative team:
Design: Rosanna Highton
Illustration: Ioana Sabau
Photography: Matt Jessop
Design: Rosanna Highton
Illustration: Ioana Sabau
Photography: Matt Jessop
Design: Rosanna Highton
Illustration: Ioana Sabau
Photography: Matt Jessop
Design: Rosanna Highton
Illustration: Ioana Sabau
Photography: Matt Jessop
