Heres’s a little behind the scenes with the crafting of the Keefer Bar’s menu. Chinese calligraphy rice paper, purchased in Vancouver Chinatown is cut to size. The graphics and type treatment are then printed with an aged effect. After printing, each menu is sorted and trimmed to it’s final size and folded inwards. (above) The menu’s are binded on the right hand side which requires the user to flip the pages with their left hand – a subtle intention of the ‘East’ experience. Lastly, each menu is treated, giving the paper a coarse texture and a vintage presentation. (below) Check em out at the Keefer Bar in Vancouver Chinatown! Their cocktails are truly unique.

Keefer Spring Menus
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May 16, 2011
8:57 am
Posted in Definium News
Tagged Black and White, Definium, Menu Design, Print Design, The Keefer Bar, Vancouver Chinatown
8:57 am
Posted in Definium News
Tagged Black and White, Definium, Menu Design, Print Design, The Keefer Bar, Vancouver Chinatown
Looks great. Can feel the nostalgic authenticity. Like something from an old chinese movie.