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Logo design for a marketing and B2B payment company. Continue Reading →
Logo design for a marketing and B2B payment company. Continue Reading →
Design of a logo and a WordPress based website for a small bed and breakfast called Crabapple Cottage. Continue Reading →
Logo for an online craft beer shop. Oddly enough, it was called Craft Beer Shop. Continue Reading →
This years lecture had the title “Profit, Success & Happiness: Can you have it all?”. My posters were a take on the keyword “awareness”. Continue Reading →
The redesign of the Tristan Jepson Memorial Foundation website is flexible enough to deliver a wide range of content including news, publications, events and resources. Continue Reading →
Squids (aka Chris Eagar) has been making homebrew since he was a wee lad on Cape Breton Island. When he isn’t off conquering the world with his brothers he can be found making the best full-mash brew this side of the equator.
The theme for the 2011 AGDA Poster Annual is “Inspired by Music”. Entrants are invited to be inspired and interpret this theme however they wish. Continue Reading →
My Tax Debt is a website for a business that specialises in helping businesses that are in financial difficulties to resolve their problems. Continue Reading →
Barley’s Angels is the consumer leg of the Pink Boots Society®. Started in America, it is committed to involving women in the enjoyment of craft beer by creating environments where women can learn more about beer in a friendly, educational and supportive atmosphere. Continue Reading →
After working at Middletons for nearly six years I decided to travel for a while to see what inspiration I might find out there in the big wide world. Here is a small selection of photos from the three month trip.
The theme for this years Australian Open ad campaign was to bring more visual interest to the straight talking message. Continue Reading →
Sometimes design is a simple and elegant as letting you know which way to open a door. Which door you choose to open is up to you. Continue Reading →
Logo and WordPress based website for Melbourne based makeup artist, Casey Malady.
Logo, stationary and HTML email designs for a law firm in Melbourne.
The Middletons Visual Identity Guideline was designed as a comprehensive brand education tool.
Logo and stationary design for gourmet food educators in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Client invite design in keeping with the 2010 Australian Open advertising theme. It incorporated a map on the reverse side that showed the client where they were to go using stickers. Each of over 300 invites is personalised with the individual’s name, dining and tennis options.
This years Australian Open official program advertising campaign has seen a return to Middletons’ straight talking roots. The print campaign has focused on the theme “that’s all we need to say”. Continue Reading →
Naming, logo and stationary suite for a business development consultancy. The directors last name is Skipper which made for some interesting visual play. It also gave me to opportunity to evoke the momentum of everyone’s favourite sport that they have never done, nor remember.
Wedding invite and collateral designed around the theme of origami and cherry blossoms.
Using some contrasting settings in Melbourne metro to highlight the colours and patterns in the textiles designs of Anna Witte. Anna reupholstered the chair herself. Which is very impressive if you ask me.
FebFast invites people to sacrifice their alcohol intake during the shortest month of the year, and at the same time, raise funds to support organisations working to reduce alcohol and other drug related harms in young people through research, prevention and service delivery activities.
Logo and stationary collateral design for a retirement village. The area that the village is located in is famous for it’s roses and subsequently the brief included roses, roses and more roses.
The 4th Australian Poster Annual asked designers to consider a multidimensional brief, responding to the festival manifesto, ‘Strength in Numbers’. Continue Reading →
The logo and stationary suite for Helping Hand Helping Hearts based on the handwriting of one of the sisters who started the charity. The colour choice was very personal to the sisters and the handprint was indicative of the activities the charity supports.
A creative range of corporate merchandise developed with considerable budget restrictions.
In September and November 2008 we had a “girls own adventure” through India.
Logo and shirt design for local indoor soccer team The Killer Ladybirds. This evolved into a home and away shirt design. Fun and broken toes ensued.
Logo for a small building company in far north Queensland. The logo is based on the side view of the builder’s own house situated high on a hill overlooking a lake.
The UK recruitment campaign was developed with the brief “what do expats really miss?”.
Feedback from Michael Page indicated that the adverts had been highly successful. Part of their success could be due to the fact they were published during the UK winter.
Logo for fictional clothing label. It was based on a conversation I had with my brother about hitting stages in life when you feel like you are reaching a new level in a computer game. Boit, boit, boit.
Logo and business card design for freelance journalist and photographer Lea Coghlan.
The 2008 Australian Open ad campaign was developed under the theme of “The Middletons Tennis Tantrum Festival”
Illustrations commissioned as artwork for the new CSIRO offices at Clayton in Melbourne. Each was to represent a different area of science that the Clayton division practiced.
A photo-realistic illustration of a lizard using watercolour pencils. Highlights were added with white acrylic paint.
Illustration creating using a stippling technique. Each square centimetre using a slightly different line, hash or dot. Quite labour intensive as you can imagine.