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Leaflet dispensers dispensed! KWAG fitted the first of the new boxes this morning before the history walk.
The two boxes have been jointly funded by KWAG and the National Trust and are presently filled with KWAG's walking guides, but keep your eyes open for other publications too. One is in the public car park off Shirehampton Road, and the other will be located at the east end of Shirehampton Road at the stile into Shirehampton Park. Another of KWAG's key projects from last year is successfully delivered! Job's a good'un.
A leaflet for a company with a rather politically incorrect name that my brother had posted through his door a few weeks back.
Front cover of fold-out leaflet showing the Renault range for 1976, finalised for printing on 31 July 1975.
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leaflet as an advertisement for a magazine
2011
(The publishing was canceled due to the earthquake and Tsunami that happened on March 11)
雑誌『にほん日和』のための新聞折込広告（小冊子・8ページ）
※震災の影響により発行は中止となりました
partnering with Oiseau, Inc.
oiseau.co.jp/
Mein Typ. Schrift und Schriftgestaltung aus Leipzig
Exhibition on type design and typography at Kunstverein Leipzig. Runs through April 24, 2011.
Blog post (in German):
Υπαίθριο Μουσείο Υδροκίνησης-Δημητσάνα | Εκπαιδευτικά Προγράμματα | Πολιτιστικό Ίδρυμα Ομίλου Πειραιώς
Symptom: Chlorotic flecking, mosaic
Read: www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/oc/freepubs/pdf/PD-89.pdf
Photograph by Felicia Geronimo
THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD 1907 – 2007
John Millington Synge was born in Dublin in 1871. During his childhood and early manhood his family lived in Rathfarnham, Rathgar and Dún Laoghaire. Childhood summers were spent in Co. Wicklow at the home of his grandparents. He studied in Germany and in Paris, and spent his summers on the Aran Islands. Throughout his life he made frequent visits to West Kerry, the Blasket Islands and Mayo. He is a playwright of international renown. His untimely death in 1909 at the age of 38 meant that his literary output was relatively small, but his influence was great.
Dublin City Public Libraries holds an extensive collection of works by and about Synge. First editions of his early works, editions published abroad in English and other languages, and special limited editions are held. Biographies and works of literary criticism form an important, and ever increasing, element of the holdings. A collection of theatre programmes, covering productions of his plays from 1924 to the present, have been donated to the library in recent years.
Introduced, yearlong-green, perennial, erect legume; to 1m tall. Leaves have 3 leaflets, each to 30 mm long and with toothed margins near the tip; the stalk of central leaflet is longer than the two lateral ones. Flowerheads are racemes of 20-30, mostly purple, pea-like flowers. Pods are cylindrical and spineless, with 2-3 coils. Flowering is from spring to autumn. A native of the Mediterranean and Asia, it is sown on deep well-drained soils (e.g. alluvial flats) and is naturalised along roadsides. Does not like acid soils with a pHCa below 5 and is very sensitive to aluminium to depth. Deep-rooted, high quality, high production potential legume, it is suitable for hay, silage, grazing and cropping. Varieties vary in their winter dormancy and disease resistance. There are a number of leaf and crown diseases which can affect lucerne stands on the coast, so
careful variety selection and stand management is essential. Poor basal cover of pure lucerne stands can lead to erosion. Weed competition can severely reduce lucerne establishment – plan well ahead. Causes bloat in cattle and photosensitisation in horses. Requires rotational grazing for best production and persistence. Cut or graze at 10 per cent flower or when crown shoots are 1-2 cm long on 50 per cent of plants. Do not graze below 5 cm. Back fencing aids persistence and production when used for grazing.
WI: Miller Brewery worksite leaflet, IAM Local Lodge 66 & UAW Local 9
Pat Elizondo (left), president of IAM Local Lodge 66 and Nick Ellioff, IAM Local Lodge 66 show off the "Better Off" flyer handed out at the AM shift change October 8, 2008.
(Photo credit: Casie Yoder)
leaflet as an advertisement for a magazine
2011
(The publishing was canceled due to the earthquake and Tsunami that happened on March 11)
雑誌『にほん日和』のための新聞折込広告（小冊子・8ページ）
※震災の影響により発行は中止となりました
partnering with Oiseau, Inc.
oiseau.co.jp/
Client - Kirloskar Electric, Bangalore
Job - To design collateral including a Product Folder and 31 leaflets of various products for Elecrama Exhibition 2012
The Korean Cultural Centre UK and Sarah Mower MBE hosted a private reception celebrating Korean fashion and the work of Eudon Choi and J. JS Lee. The exhibition of the two designers' collections will also be open to public from Monday 16th to Thursday 19th September 2013.
Over 200 VIP guests from the fashion industry came to the reception. Project director of the Korean Cultural Centre, Mrs Hye-Jung Jeon made a speech to welcome everyone to the reception, followed by speeches from Sarah Mower and Director Kim Kab Soo. Model Sora Choi wore J. JS Lee's new SS14 design and models Tae Youn Kim and Ji Young Jung, attended the event wearing the Eudon Choi's designs. The guests enjoyed music throughout the evening by a special DJ and also enjoyed Korean canapes from Bibigo.
Introduced, cool season, annual, hairy, semi-erect legume. Leaves are trifolioliate, each leaflet being round with
a pale watermark edged with brown. Stipules are narrow, ending in a point. Flowerheads are pink, golbular, and hairy;
maturing to produce a yellow oval pod containing a single seed. Germinates in autumn and flowers in spring. Best suited to wet winters and dry summers of southern and central NSW. Tolerant to a wide range of soils, it produces significant dry matter even in low fertility areas. It is more tolerant of acid soils that medics. Produces most growth in spring, which is good quality in the vegetative phase, but quickly loses quality and palatability during and following flowering. Has the ability to fix nitrogen. Does not cause infertility in sheep. Doesn’t perform well under set stocking, requiring rest periods, especially during flowering when heavy grazing will reduce seed set. Grazing needs to sufficiently heavy to prevent grasses out-competing it. Regeneration from seed is unreliable, even though it produces large quantities of seed and has a high proportion of hard seed.