Your photos' blue is the brand. The best seller and its 10 pack sit side by side on a counter you can buy from. This is how the store, emails and mail will look from now on.
Cobalt does the selling, and it's already in your pictures, so old photos look planned. Note ink and paper keep it calm enough for someone holding a prized note.
Gabarito for names and prices: bold and friendly. Instrument Sans for everything you read. Prices get set big, because that's what people came to read.
One display
Body text is regular weight and short. Two 6mm plates of cast acrylic with a center layer between them. The center is what changes.
The name set in the store's type. It's only the name, not a new logo, until you have one you want.
"by PlastiXrevolution" sits small in the footer and on printed pieces.
Each display stands on a white shelf with its price, like a good counter. The blue behind it is the photo, fading into the page.
Prices you buy from sit on a plate: clear rails and four hex screws. The band under the header is the side of a BEP 100 at half size: 6, 12, 6. The drawing is the same stack at true proportion.
Quantity pricing
Prices live here.
Big photo, plain name, what it holds, how thick. The BEP 100 sits next to its 10 pack.
6mm front and back, 12mm center
Every price says what it buys. The dashed cell is waiting on your costs, and it shows as a note until then. Only the BEP 100 has a 10 pack.
Quantity pricing
A marketing email, then the front of a postcard. Same blue, same type, same offer.
Our best seller holds a strap of 100 notes behind clear cast acrylic. Buy one, or take the 10 pack.
Currency shown not included. PXR by PlastiXrevolution, 2742 Aiello Drive, San Jose, CA 95111.
Postcard front