Communication Arts Feature – Mantl Reps
We love Communication Arts. They’ve featured the recent A&M brand identity project for Mantl Reps, a Toronto-based agency representing Cinematographers on the exhibit section of their website. You can read the article in full here or see below.
Communication Arts Feature:
As a new agency representing cinematographers, MantlReps, based in Toronto, Canada, shakes up the industry by providing a supportive network for local talent. Design agency Art & Mechanical played with the idea of a team to create an identity system based on sports memorabilia. A juxtaposed M and R create the main logo that appears on the company’s stationery, as well as on shirts, flag, and baseball caps. Art & Mechanical also developed promotional kits, business tools and a web experience for MantlReps.
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