Identity for film company Moving Light Productions. The brand was designed to be effective as a watermark and create animation possibilities for tv idents. The application of the brand into printed media and online is soon to come.

Early work on an SB monogram. Initial idea used a continuous line but it created a “pretzel” shape through the bottom half of the marque. And i dont like pretzels.

I ♥ NY

Eleven of Western Australia’s finest wineries get together annually as the Great Wine Estates of Western Australia. This year they needed a website to promote their En-Primeur campaign. The site needed to present all of the wineries equally but show their distinct personalities. The wine box was photographed in a studio then edited in photoshop to recreate the box walls.

www.greatwineestatesofwa.com.au

Australian Business Camps is a 4 day business conference that focuses on business strategy, networking and improving the profitability of your organisation. The branding reflects the strategy and networking of the event and created a distinct graphic style that was used throughout all the conference materials.

The Universal Bar’s new Terrace bar need a advertising campaign that demonstrated that the much loved atmosphere of the original bar is now available upstairs. The posters used slices of atmosphere from photos of the original bar that were stretched to create an upward motion. Information on the posters were deliberately left minimal to generate some intrigue about the new hotspot.

Website for Otis Eyewear’s 2008 range

[website no longer live]

As one of Australia’s finest wine makers, Howard Park needed a credentials document presenting their high quality and craftsmanship to the international market. The cover of the document used a cream uncoated stock with the ‘Tree of Life’ brand printed twice for a rich black, then embossed before finally gold foil stamping the leaves of the tree. Internal spreads were printed waterless with photography custom shot for the document.

The region was undergoing a major redevelopment and Amadale required a rebranding to match the revitalisation of the the area. With a major theme of the area being water sustainability and the promotion of the area’s natural water features, the brand was developed from the intersection of growing water ripples. The final brand represents the future of the area – moving outward and upwards whilst getting stronger.

The rebranding of Aurenda required a repositioning as a leader in their field and a revision of their brand to represent their methodology. The ink effect of the Aurenda stationery used two similar PMS colours to achieve the subtlety of the detail. A unique ink flow was a feature on each of Aurenda’s consultant business cards.