Belporto Tea Catalog

I really like your minimalistic approach on this. It really works.

I specifically love the loose tea on the left page—not many tea companies display the loose tea alone—that I've seen, at least.

Although I have to admit, I wish I could get a better view of this work. Can't really tell at that angle. Would like to see the text and your treatment of typography. But from what i can see, it looks nice.

Good job.

suzanne maestri-walters :: graphic designer :: www.onegirlcreative.com

What's really cool about this minimalistic approach is it reminds me of the best advertising in the 70s (I remember because I was alive then and managed to save some magazine clippings in scrapbooks that I just recently dug up!).

Great idea and great daring use of 'space' to make the point.

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The only thing that bothers me is the aqua colour for the logo - seems out of place. I would have done a darker colour to reference the black on the facing page. :) I can't really tell what the colour in the other version of the logo is, the image is too small.

[EDIT] Also, the dropshadow on the tea leaves is a little too strong. ><

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very clean. nice use of white space.

out of curiosity, what is that behind and right of the cup/saucer? laptop keyboard?

hard to tell from the photo/angle, but how is the contrast on the white text on beige below the tea?

This is excellent work. Very classy simple and as gwells says, GREAT use of white space I must admit.

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