Day of Design
← All workNancy Fong · 2023

RealtorRichmond, British Columbia

A name that arrives
in the mailbox.

The round NF script mark
Three Nancy Fong postcards — the front, the just-sold back and the valuation back — on pale blue
9 × 6 in postcards · re-set from the 2023 files without the portrait or contact details

00The project

Client
Nancy Fong · PREC
Trade
Residential realtor
Area
Richmond, British Columbia
Year
2023

Nancy Fong sells homes in Richmond, British Columbia, and works in Mandarin, Cantonese and Shanghainese, so everything she sends goes out in English and Chinese. Her mail has one job: make the neighbourhood remember the name, and think of it when it is time to sell. We put her logo into clean vector files and built a run of postcards in the same sky blue — a front that introduces her, and backs that either show recent sales or ask what your home is worth today.

  • Logo, vectorised
  • Postcard front
  • Just-sold postcard back
  • Valuation postcard back

01The name

Two letters in script,
one name in two languages.

The logo leads with a script NF in a sky-blue circle, like a signature seal. The name splits in two colours — Nancy in grey, Fong in blue — and beside it, small, 方小姐 — “Miss Fong” in Chinese — with PREC beneath. We rebuilt it as clean vector files, so it holds from a postcard to a sign.

The round NF script mark
The Nancy Fong logo, reversed
  • Sky blue#4CBBD7
    The circle, Fong, the band
  • Warm grey#808084
    Nancy and small type
  • White#FFFFFF
    Paper and the script

國語 · 粵語 · 上海話

Mandarin · Cantonese · Shanghainese

02Postcard, front

One blue band,
three circles.

The front is built on a sky-blue band with a rounded end, carrying three white circles. In the original her portrait stood at the left and the circles held years and rankings. Here the script NF takes the left, and the circles carry the most useful fact about her: the three languages she works in.

Postcard front: a large script NF on sky blue at left; at right the logo, three language circles — Mandarin, Cantonese, Shanghainese — and “Your realtor in Richmond”

Postcard front: a large script NF on sky blue at left; at right the logo, three language circles — Mandarin, Cantonese, Shanghainese — and “Your realtor in Richmond”

Front · 9 × 6 in

03Postcard, backs

Two backs:
show the sales, or ask the question.

One front, two backs. The just-sold back sets six Richmond buildings in two rows, each with a Just sold tag and a blue bar beneath. The valuation back dims a wall of homes and runs the blue band across it — the question in English and Chinese, ending on the NF circle.

Just-sold back: six Richmond buildings, each with a Just sold tag and a blue bar, over a footer with the logo and “Want to sell with the least hassle? Call Nancy.”

Just-sold back: six Richmond buildings, each with a Just sold tag and a blue bar, over a footer with the logo and “Want to sell with the least hassle? Call Nancy.”

Back · just sold
Valuation back: a sky-blue band over darkened building photographs — “Call me to find out what your home is worth today” in English and Chinese — ending in the NF circle

Valuation back: a sky-blue band over darkened building photographs — “Call me to find out what your home is worth today” in English and Chinese — ending in the NF circle

Back · home valuation

Call me to find out
what your home is worth today.

Client
Nancy Fong
Year
2023
Scope
Logo, vectorised · Postcard front · Just-sold postcard back · Valuation postcard back

The logo vectorisation and postcard design were done by the studio in 2023. The postcards shown here were re-set by the studio in 2026 from the original files, keeping the logo, colours, the blue band and circles, the layouts and the English and Chinese lines. To protect personal information, the portrait on the original front is replaced with the NF script, and three circles of experience and rankings now carry the three languages she works in; phone, email, the brokerage logo and address, an award medallion, and the street addresses and prices of sold homes are left out. The six building photographs are listing photographs, not the studio’s photography. A third-party house emoji in the original tagline was dropped in the re-set.