Seascapes print and brand
Cajal Bodies designed the printed menus, the flyer and the merchandise range for Seascapes Bira, the restaurant and dive operation it shares an owner with.
Not every problem in a restaurant is a software problem. The menus are the thing a guest actually holds, and they went through nine revisions before the owner stopped changing them.
The set is a breakfast menu and an all-day menu, both A4, a separate pre-order card for the dishes that need notice, and A5 specials cards that get swapped without reprinting the rest. There is a general flyer at A5 and half A4 for the desk and the dive shops along the road.
The merchandise is three t-shirt designs under the name Worn Water, drawn from things that are true about the place rather than from a logo on a chest: a tide chart, a coral count, and a barracuda vortex.
What we made
- Breakfast and all-day menus at A4, print ready
- A pre-order card for the dishes that need notice
- A5 specials cards that swap without a reprint
- A general flyer at A5 and half A4
- Three t-shirt designs under the Worn Water name
Built with
- HTML to PDF
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Questions people ask
Does Cajal Bodies do print and brand work?
Yes. Menus, flyers, merchandise and the identity around them, print ready. The Seascapes Bira menus and the Worn Water shirts were done in house.
What is Worn Water?
A small t-shirt range for Seascapes Bira in Tanjung Bira, three designs drawn from the place itself rather than from a logo.
Build it, then run it
Cajal Bodies works four ways: run it, build it, draw it or make it, and most published work started with something built. If nothing is running yet, that starts with Build it; once it is, the monthly work keeps it watched.