Based in Queenstown New Zealand Seletti Boutique offer a range of lifestyle and design orintated products.
With the focus upon Seletti the Itianlian designer range and expanding to include similarly aligned products.
As both a physical shop and online store the shop offers oppertunities to visiting tourists wishing to take something a little bit different home.
As they put it:
In 1994 www.methodmag.com emerged as one of the very first snowboarding websites. In 2000, the legendary Drew Stevenson launched Europe’s first VHS snowboarding video magazine, Method Mag. In 2003 Method launched the first-ever Mag & DVD combo. Three years later method.TV was born.
Method exists in three formats; Print: Method Snowboard Magazine, Online: methodmag.com, Online: method.tv
Over the last few projects I have been using a method of embedding non web fonts via CSS, using "@font-face". This opens up so many design possibility, by not being limited to the same handful of "web safe" fonts.
Flipmedia has been working on an amount of projects with Deep South Collaboration (DSC), New Zealand based clothing brand. This is the first to be released into the wild. Using the line "Keep it Deep" from one of the more recent DSC t-shirst, featuring Dylan Foskett. Graphic design and photography by Flipmedia.
Flipmedia recently designed the exhibition catalogue and information labels for the 5X5 Snowboard photography exhibition, created by Method Snowboard Magazine, presented by Volcom & Swatch.
This impressive exhibition of 25 years of Snowboarding photography featuring work from snowboarding photographic legends: Bud Fawcett, Mark Gallup, Calle Eriksson, Vincent Skoglund and Frode Sandbech.
As the winter is well and truly over and we only have a few day's left until the lifts close in Val d'Isère I am setting about publishing the promotional work I have been undertaking for VSPOT.This consists of over 25 pieces for print and this season a web site, along with managing the VSPOT Facebook profile.
VSPOT opening party promotion, the concept is brutely obvious with the bar opening on Friday the 13th Flipmedia opted for the Nightmare on elm street "concept", red and black stripes coupled with a play on the lyrics to the haunting rhyme used in the film.