Footy Tips
Done well, design can communicate a message in such a way that makes legibility, comprehension and readability easy. That's just what Thursday Design have done with this suite of collateral.
Important changes to our paper offering
Here’s a snapshot of the changes and updates we’ve made to our range in the last few months. There are some exciting new product lines, sheet sizes, weights and reels available.
Tacky, for communications that stick!
Tacky is the newest addition to our Doggett Digital range. Used for indoor/outdoor advertising, wall decals, point of sale and car stickers. And we have a challenge for you Instagrammers out there! See bottom of post.
A Friend of Mine add a touch of colour
Our new website banners are original creations by Suzy Tuxen from A Friend of Mine, in collaboration with Sarah Anderson who photographed the beauties. Made us fall in love with paper all over again really!
Our venture into roll labels begins
Roll labels is a new product offering for K.W.Doggett Fine Paper. We now proudly sell SAScoat and Wausau in the Australian marketplace.
Take a walk on the Wild side
It’s a little bit naughty and very cheeky. It’s our new paper promotion for Wild, a creamy white paper with 35% cotton content. Craig & Karl from Jacky Winter created the illustration and definitely had some fun with it!
Dinosaur Designs booklet
Dinosaur Designs is one of the Australia’s most celebrated brands in jewellery, homewares and objet d’art. Their latest publication is a highly collectible piece with its sublime design and photography.
Dumbo Feather magazine is proudly printed on our paper!
We've long been lovers of Dumbo Feather, a magazine that profiles some of the more interesting people on the planet. We get a real kick out of seeing commercial print projects that use our stock.
Gorman colouring book
Tin&Ed from downtown Fitzroy have created a colouring book (for big kids just like us), especially for the release of Lisa Gorman’s new home wares range – Gorman Home Time.
Architecture for dogs
We found this hilarious website the other day 'Architecture for dogs'. It's like IKEA for dogs.