Commemorative Book
Category Archives: Coffee Table Books – Other
This is a coffee table book we designed and produced for Victoria & Justin. Simply gorgeous photography by Zanabelle Photography!
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Below is the wedding book design we did for Tina Gould for her client’s Jenny + Chad.
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10 May, 2011 - 11:36 am
Approved – Please print :0)
Bride’s 30th Birthday on 1st June. Would be lovely to have it by then if possible. If extra for express post, please advise. I can give you my credit card details on receipt of your reply email.
Im so happy..the albumn is lovely.
Thanks
10 June, 2011 - 8:59 am
The album is lovely and spectacular, I like the concept and how the shots was taken. Thanks for sharing this one.
Below is a corporate photo book we did for H2O Pools. Chris from H2O Pools had this book prepared for submission to the Master Builders Awards and a second copy produced as a selling tool to show clients his building work.
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This is a wedding book design we did for Lisa & Julien who got married at Maleny Manor on the Sunshine Coast.
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Boots Creative + The Coffee Table Book recently completed a design project for Glen Krohn Photography www.glenkrohn.com designing two products; a 16 page brochure and a 30 page ‘look book’ in the style of a coffee table book to showcase some of Glen’s amazing photography. The brochure is basically a cut-down version of the look...
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In simple terms this book is about celebrating a great man’s life and loves. This client first came to me a couple of years ago to secretly work on designing a book as a very special surprise Christmas gift for her life partner. The book was to be of her partner’s photography – she was...
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Boots Creative has just delivered a custom coffee table book to commemorate the Chancellor’s ten years of service to the University of Western Sydney {UWS} which was presented to him at Parliament House over the weekend. The book features a black leather cover with personalised gold embossing. The book design predominately features the UWS logo...
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Here is a sneak peek of a coffee table book we designed for a family to remember their European holiday. The book ended up being 106 pages of some beautiful scenery shots and family memories from the 6 European countries they traveled in as many weeks. I know after designing the book, I felt as if...
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Boots Creative was responsible for producing the custom oversized “Thank You For The Music” ABBA tribute book which is currently on tour with Bjorn Again – The Ultimate ABBA Experience show. Legendary Australian music guru Molly Meldrum and talkback radio announcer Derryn Hinch were given the honour of being the first official people to sign...
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Boots Creative has just delivered a custom coffee table book to celebrate the Australian Institute of Architects and Bluescope Steel’s 25 year partnership. The book features a metal plaque with an etching of both corporate logos and book title which is inlayed into a black leather cover representing elements from both companies – sophisticated black...
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The custom oversized “Thank You For The Music” ABBA tribute book is now finished and ready to go on tour with Bjorn Again – The Ultimate ABBA Experience show. After the Bjorn Again tour, the book will be presented to Benny & Bjorn of the original ABBA group in Sweden with its final resting place...
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Boots Creative has been working on an exciting project – an oversized coffee table book basically larger than a coffee table but until now I couldn’t reveal who it was for. Well I can now reveal what its all about, the oversized book is going on tour with the Bjorn Again – The Ultimate ABBA Eperience...
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Elsevier Australia are publishers of medical and science books – unlike Boots Creative who specialise in printing one-off books, Elsevier are a publishing house that prints hundreds of thousands of books that are distributed through book shops and online stores. When one of their employees was moving on after 15 years of service, they approached...
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by Deborah Boots
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