Toby Cane

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Latest Update: 17 February 2008 [Snickjobb Business Cards]

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Smile when it's raining.


As If By Magic.

Kumala. Creation of South African wine brand Kumala's 2007 campaign identity.




Snickjobb. New identity for a Swedish building/carpentry company.




Space NK. In-store promotional signage for Space NK Apothecary.


Christer Fuglesang.

Kilotin. Logo for Swedish rock band Kilotin. (see earlier posters further down).

Typeface. Self initiated project. Designed to be used as headings or logo (see top of page).

iRooms. 6 page fold-out brochure (and info-graphics) designed to promote Imprima's on-line data rooms. Spot-UV on 300gm matt laminated paper was used to highlight important areas and to give it an 'elegant' business feel.



Kilotin. Bespoke typeface, designed to enable all letters to linkup and have a 'techno laser' feel. Here used to promote a Swedish rock band.


We Got Company. Creation of logo and sleeve design.

Holloways. Brochure design for a construction company.


Slowlife. Logo/t-shirt design for Swedish metal band Slowlife.

Infographics. Created for corporate reporting company Imprima, to be used as part of promotional material and for internal use.


Muji Pad. A typeface created using grid system in a Muji Pad.

Enskilda Gymnasiet. Brochures, corporate gudelines and other marketing material (more pictures soon) for two highschools in Sweden. Both schools have an outdoor-activities and sports profile.


Screenprint. Handprinted t-shirts.


Donnie Darko. Self initiated project. Creation of DVD-Menu in AfterEffects and conceptual posters with an airline theme to advertise the movie.



Freud Museum. Self initiated project. Posters created to promote London's Freud Museum...with a phallic twist.