Bellia Print and Copy brought THE_STUDiO in to fill some of their wall space in the print shop. They asked that we use some imagery of their town Woodbury, NJ. So we took to the streets with cameras in hand and started shooting. Considering it is a print shop, we designed these images bringing the four colors of digital printing - Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black. This is the result:
A new website for the Bellia Print & Copy Center.
Another poster developed for Bellia to be handed out to Rowan University students during “Rowan Day”.
Rowan University has “Rowan Day” for new students to learn about the town of Glassboro and the business that can help them through their college years. The students basically walk around a court yard and meet the businesses in the town. STUDIO_GRAPHICS was asked to develop a whole bunch of giveaways for the students. One thing we did was a series of posters that the students could decorate their dorms with. Considering the Rowan mascot is an owl, I designed an illustration of an owl STUDIO_STYLE. (oh yeah Bellia was the busiest table there until they ran out of advertisements)
Another propaganda poster to attract and educate the students of Rowan University of the Bellia locations and their services.
Rainbow Lorikeets grow to 25-30 cm (9.8-11.8 in) in size, with a wingspan of about 17 cm (6.7 in) and vary significantly in coloration between the numerous subspecies. Their eponymous markings of the best known subspecies moluccanus are particularly striking: a dark blue or violet-blue head and stomach, a bright green back, tail and vent, and an orange breast and beak. - Wikipedia
For a printing company this has to be one of the greatest mascots ever. I found this lorikeet when I was doing research. That’s also when I came up with the tag “Colorfully Creative”. This little bird gave me a lot of inspiration. It’s almost unreal how colorful the Rainbow Lorikeet is.
The Bellia labels were designed more for packaging than anything else. Every job that leaves their copy and printing center leaves in a box or a bag so why not design each one with the Bellia brand.
Bellia can service almost any blueprint job you have. When I was creating this ad I wanted the illustration to really reflect the majority of architects and builders that come into the store (and I wanted to stroke their ego a little) so I created this Clark Kent, muscular looking figure with a loose white button down. It worked, guys wanted to be him and girls wanted to be with him and it brought a lot of attention to the service provided. Below the ad is an illustration of the actual blueprint scanner they use.
Just some illustrations I did for back to school at Bellia. We wanted the kids to want to go to Bellia and not dread the thought of back to school.
