Wine trade update
Mission Hall work acknowledged by NZ wine industry
From Drinks Biz, January 2010
A new wine maker in Bruce Taylor and a bold new head-turning design marks the start of a new era for New Zealand’s first Maori-owned wine company. The motivation for the brand change was to enhance Tohu’s overall competitive edge and to give the brand a more contemporary feel, whilst retaining its strong point of difference, says Tohu.
Working with graphic design firm Mission Hall, Tohu drew inspiration for the new branding from the inaugural label – the painting by prominent Maori artist Sandy Adsett. Her koru is a classic motif symbolising growth, life and the natural world. “Tohu is Maori for signature and in essence our koru has become our mark, representing the new growth our vineyards experience each year,” says marketing manager Jo De Fazio.
Christmas Tease from Mission Hall
To join our fabulous collection of gifts over the years, we designed a great T-shirt for clients and friends of Mission Hall for Christmas 2009. We hope they will be worn with pride in Wellington’s Summer (when it comes!)
Mission Hall congratulates client once again
Mission Hall client Fiona Campbell, Director of the Real Art Roadshow received an Honourable Mention in the Arts and Entertainment category of North & South’s New Zealander of the Year. More...
Mission Hall client wins NBR Supreme Award
Fiona Campbell’s Real Art Charitable Trust has won the Supreme Award in this year’s NBR Sponsorship of the Arts Awards for her funding of the Real Art Roadshow.
Mission Hall created the identity, brand, promotional collateral, event management and PR activities for the Real Art Roadshow. “I want to take this opportunity to congratulate Fiona on a fantastic project and the team at Mission Hall for all their great work. The Real Art Roadshow is a wonderful job for us and it’s great for Fiona to be acknowledged in this way,” said Eion Abernethy, Creative Director, Mission Hall. More...
Real Art Roadshow The Book
The Real Art Roadshow brings the art to the students, not the students to the art. Thankfully, those of us who left secondary school some time ago don’t have to chase the truck down the road to get a glimpse of the collection. The Real Art Roadshow is now committed to the pages of this beautiful book as well as the art students of New Zealand. More...
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