# 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.

## Overview

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
- Print

## Questions

**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.

## Links

- [Build it, then run it](/services)