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Welcome to Tangelo Creative's second e-news for 2010. It's hard to believe we are already into the second quarter of the year. Business confidence seems to be improving. Here at Tangelo it's been an interesting quarter with a number of interesting projects and new clients coming on-board. |
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In February, we said good-bye to Lena. She decided to go back to the world of magazine publishing. We wish her well for the future. In Feb, Tangelo Creative welcomed two highly qualified designers to our team - John Pallett and Tina Foreman. Both have been designers for 20+ years and bring with them a wealth of knowledge and experience. We feel very fortunate to be able to attract designers of this calibre to our (already outstanding) team. As both John & Tina have vast portfolios from their previous work, we've set up independent websites for them. We're sure a lot of it will be familiar to you. |
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John Pallett - Designer/Creative John has designed some of Western Australia’s best known brands. He has received numerous local and national awards. His CV includes creating the brands for - the WA Ballet, the Art Gallery of WA, West Australian Symphony Orchestra, Gull Petroleum, Dusk, Brikmakers (BGC), GESB (Government Superannuation Board), Alinta, LandCorp, Tourism WA, the Duxton Hotel, Casa Dairy Products, Kailis Wines, Devil’s Lair Wines, The Merchant Tea and Coffee Company and The Herdsman - fresh food. And the list goes on and on. You can have a look at some of John’s previous work at www.johnpallett.com He enjoys all facets of design - from industrial through to advertising. John’s passion is for working collaboratively to create and manage company images. There is nothing he enjoys more than seeing a client achieve commercial success as a result of his creative work.
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Tina Foreman - Graphic Designer Tina started her design career in Sydney. Moving back to Perth, she initially ran her own art studio and worked with West Surfing Products on designing their brand and foundation clothing range. Since she's moved back into corporate design, Tina has worked with a range of clients including CBH Group, Woodside Energy, Deckchair Theatre and MDA National. She also worked closely with Michael Leslie to design and launch his brand, website and prospectus for the Michael Leslie Foundation for the Performing Arts. Tina has an obsession with paper and still loves to do things by hand even in this digital age. Examples of some of Tina’s work can be viewed at www.tinaforeman.com
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Our latest project with Forno Woodfired Ovens has been to design and build a new website. Bart worked with Forno's owner, Rob Miorada to create a warm, inviting website to showcase the Forno products. It's easy to navigate and has a strong visual appeal. Visit their website at www.forno.com.au
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Another recent web project for us was the design of website graphics for SAA Information Systems. SAA helps businesses by providing objective planning and procurement of new software systems. We designed the look and feel of the site and then handed the website "skins" over to SAA's coder to build the site. This site is a good example of what can be achieved when designers and coders work together. You can have a look at the website at www.systemsanalysts.com.au/
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Bass Metals had another successful exhibition this year at PDAC (Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada) in Toronto, Canada - think of Diggers & Dealers with snow. Tangelo again designed and coordinated all of the tradeshow booth art and marketing material here in WA and coodinated the printing and delivery in Toronto. Again it all went smoothly and our canadian printers did a great job and delivered all of the material directly to Bass's tradeshow booth. Just think nothing to get lost in transit, no excess baggage and a lot less stress. If your exhibiting anywhere in the world give us a call and we can organise it all for you. |
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