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In Therapy is a high-end beauty salon in inner city Brisbane. We worked with the In Therapy team to relaunch their site and refine their branding to coincide with a renovation of the salon. The result was a sharper, more simplistic aesthetic that appeals to the salon’s stylish clientele.

www.intherapy.com.au

Twitter bothers me (I can hear the horrified gasps of fashionable youth and not-so-fashionable internet marketing gurus already). Sure it’s got a place for people or businesses that have an army of fans hanging off every word they say. It almost verges on useful when used by educational or informative agencies with something interesting or important to say. But seriously, who has time to tweet and check their Facebook.

Well if you’re someone who spends too much time a lot of time online, obsessing over all the trendy social media networks, you may be interested in Flavors.me. You can design a page that displays feeds from your facebook, twitter, blogs, flickr, youtube and more. Your “fans” will be able to see all your social wonders in one place, and admire you’re jaw-dropping design skills while they’re there.

This email campaign was developed for In Therapy and Dermalogica to kick start the 20% off Dermalogica promotion at In Therapy, Red Hill.

The html email adheres to all modern standards including valid html, has been test in all major email clients, and still manages to look good!

February 5th, 2010

Normally a new price sheet from a supplier is not a good thing. Inevitably prices go up. But today I was pleasantly surprised when I received an updated 2010 price list from our major print supplier. The prices are better (well most of them anyway). This is fantastic news as it means we can further decrease our already low prices. Why the decrease? Well, two reasons. One is because the economic downturn has decreased the demand for print jobs, meaning that the printers have reduced their prices in an attempt to keep their very expensive machines running at all times. Secondly, the volume and consistency with which we supply them work has been taken into consideration. In short – more savings for you!

February 4th, 2010

The Knife site has undergone a bit of an overhaul recently, with a complete new layout, and a more corporate, cleaner style, that is easier to navigate. Most of the finishing touches were completed today, but there are still a few crinkles to iron out (we always seem too busy working with clients to finish our own projects!)

Not all of our work examples are up on the site yet, but it will get added over the next few weeks. Check back soon to see more of our work!

Here at Knife, we specialise in creating websites for small businesses, freelancers and artists. If you need a website that will attract customers, then we are here to help. We can build you a website that looks great, that will leave a lasting impression on your customers, and that is easy to for you to update. And with our focus on small business, we can give you all the features you’ll need with prices that we think you’ll find pleasantly surprising.

We help businesses, artists, bands and professionals promote themselves with affordable website development, graphic design and printing solutions. From business cards to billboards, from magazines to enewsletters, we can help you engage your customers.

The stunning fashion label Foxton Danger is the brainchild of Brisbane artist, photographer and designer Emma McLean. Armed with a logo, amazing photographs, watercolours and a vision, McLean approached Knife to put it all together. In just a few months we have produced a website, blog, business card, and catalogue for Foxton’s debut fashion parade, with more in the pipeline.

www.foxtondanger.com.au