Reservoir Press Thinks Outside the Card

In its continuing effort to push design in letterpress, the team at Reservoir Press went beyond the typical geometry for a wedding invite. Looking to stand out, this invite literally pops off the page.

Once again collaborating with Brooklyn-based artist, Lis Timpone, our press worked to find a technical solution that would take this beautiful design to another dimension. At Reservoir we always strive to work with fresh ideas, so that our work will really stand out. This way our clients always walk away with a design that is unique to them.

A Special Last Night

When Andrew and Sarah were about to tie the knot, they needed a rehearsal dinner invitation that would take the edge off the formality of the big wedding day to come. Having had a very traditional wedding invitation made, the couple wanted something simple and fun, but without sacrificing elegance. Reservoir Press worked to design a card that would evoke the stylistic theme of their invitations, but would also meet their need for something different ... something that was truly theirs and no one else's.

The design team at Reservoir Press will always go the extra mile to produce in letterpress a card that is tailored to the client's unique needs.

Getting Ready to Cheer

On the big day of the world's most famous marathon, our client wanted to make sure that their annual celebration would have an invitation as special as the people they were cheering on and the people who were going to be cheering with them. The artists at Reservoir Press worked with the client to create a series of proofs, which finally led to the design that expressed exactly what they wanted.

At Reservoir Press no effort is too great to get it right for our customers.

Reservoir Press Throws a Party

When it was time to throw a double birthday party, Reservoir Press was on the job to make the invitation equal to the occasion. The party's theme was half Chinese and half Karaoke. To capture both elements Reservoir designed a special invitation that would not only be fun, but would also reference the Chinese zodiac and the respective symbols for each of the two hosts. A highly specialized design worked through several proofs until the invitation was right.

At Reservoir Press we produce each job as if we were doing it for ourselves.