Branding, digital and printed collateral created for Magdalene Catholic College.

This amazing business, make everything on site. We helped them get all of their products onto their website to help make their sales process a lot easier. We also created a new branding for them that represented the history of the brand and would be a logo that their ideal clients would be attracted too. We pitched to them that a copper foil in all their printing would communicate the copper work they do with some of their lighting and furniture. The results turned out beautiful.

Print and digital collateral for The Italian Food Project. A beautiful and classic Italian restaurant serving traditional hearty meals in a bustling Camden venue.

Digital and print design for Eden Flower studio. A florist located in Gregory Hills - South West of Sydney. They bring joy through flowers and service.

Heather came to us for help with taking her hobby business that she started from scratch, and make it more marketable to a wider audience. She wanted to be taken more seriously in the world of holistic practices, thus taking her from small time cystal and Jewellery seller to being accepted into more markets with larger crowds and having a income generated from her online shop.

Client.

Lesley Tehliwec – Owner Kids Intuition

Lesley came to us for help as she was running a franchise under Begin Bright and was given the opportunity to rebrand under her own name.

The Logo Identity.

We did a brand strategy workshop together and really identified who her target market was. And it is the parents but in this case, the branding still had to make the kids feel at home and feel that this was a place of fun and learning. We feel we definitely achieved this.

Logo/Branding. Barry had a specific idea for his logo. He wanted a diamond in his logo. We came up with the idea of having the diamond shape doubling as the W for Workshop. This idea, he loved.

Business Cards/Printing.Business cards are really important for a jewellery shop. We spent time researching the best way to print the business cards to represent the business. We decided to do a gloss laminate just on the black logo and leave the white space matt. The effect looks amazing.

We have had the pleasure of working with The Australian Botanic Garden since 2012. We have helped them from the start of a project - the creative to the output files/printing of advertising and marketing collateral.

The logo is now over 12 years old. The brief was “fun, playful, colourful” They wanted to communicate that they were a fun childcare centre. So I went with a handwritten font, like a 4 year old would do. The logo branding for the new centre was just turned into one colour - white for some of the signage to be a little more contemporary and communicate the new centre’s vision.

The brief from our client was “ Fun, quirky and really contemporary”.

We came up with the idea of having the typography (bubble waffle wording) look like waffle mixture before it’s cooked. The we wanted to communicate the bubble part of the waffles so we designed the bubble character icon. As you can see below, we did multiple concepts (which we always do) and the one on the cup was chosen.

We delved into Nathan’s ideal customers personas and then did market research on the cider space and competitors.

Problem to Solve. Nathan came to us, just as he was starting up his boutique cider business, located on his parents farm Cedar Creek Orchard. Nathan had a very strong vision of what he wanted for his packaging design his brief to us was extremely bright colourful and fun. We spent time researching competitors in the cider game and then provided Nathan with some pretty out there concepts.

Heather came to us for help with taking her hobby business that she started from scratch, and make it more marketable to a wider audience. She wanted to be taken more seriously in the world of holistic practices, thus taking her from small time cystal and Jewellery seller to being accepted into more markets with larger crowds and having a income generated from her online shop.

Our client wanted his mother as the main symbol/icon for the logo. We created a few concepts based on a minimalist approach. We wanted her to look loving and bright and colourful. Then carefully studying fonts with a Lebanese look, we found the perfect font that had a hand made feel to it.

Pam and Paul already had a well established brand with regular returning customers as they had built their business up by doing markets. But they wanted to expand their business by getting their product line into retailers/wholesalers.

Shefali came to me with her idea for her restaurant. She had the location, the name and alot of research behind her. Her unique idea and vision for Alkalizer was for her restaurant to be a community hub for people to feel welcomed, healthy and inspired.

Marketing. She wanted much more than a logo and marketing material, she wanted a marketing plan for her pre launch, launch and first 6 months. Packaging. She also has so many beautiful products such as teas, chocolate and coffee that she wanted beautiful and unique packaging for.