Wellington-based photographer Steven Boniface (Boniface) is renowned for his mix of portraiture and commercial projects. Boniface came to us in need of a new identity and website that expresses his character while also emphasising his photography. The scope of the project included both design, development and branding.
Our solution centres around an extended typeface that captures a particular analogue materiality evident in Boniface’s work. Delivered via a deep ultramarine blue, the bold typography acts as the primary interface for the website. A stark, uniform, and fundamentally minimal grid provides a simple canvas to highlight the quality of Boniface’s imagery. Filtering enables easy sorting of the greater portfolio (identified early as an essential audience need), and exploratory animation brings the experience to life, making browsing swift and efficient.
Overall, the website balances typography, images and negative space, giving Boniface a recognisable voice while still allowing the photography to just speak for itself.
Description:
Wellington-based photographer Steven Boniface (Boniface) is renowned for his mix of portraiture and commercial projects. Boniface came to us in need of a new identity and website that expresses his character while also emphasising his photography. The scope of the project included both design, development and branding.
Our solution centres around an extended typeface that captures a particular analogue materiality evident in Boniface’s work. Delivered via a deep ultramarine blue, the bold typography acts as the primary interface for the website. A stark, uniform, and fundamentally minimal grid provides a simple canvas to highlight the quality of Boniface’s imagery. Filtering enables easy sorting of the greater portfolio (identified early as an essential audience need), and exploratory animation brings the experience to life, making browsing swift and efficient.
Overall, the website balances typography, images and negative space, giving Boniface a recognisable voice while still allowing the photography to just speak for itself.