Today, first impressions count more than ever and these striking cards from Filter were designed not to be forgotten. Filter, a recently reinvented communication design studio that replaces Hamilton Creative relaunched with this nifty little card.
Today, first impressions count more than ever and these striking cards from Filter were designed not to be forgotten. Filter, a recently reinvented communication design studio that replaces Hamilton Creative relaunched with this nifty little card.
Most of the population believe print is ‘bad’ for the environment and that printed communication isn’t effective. Two Sides is an organisation committed to busting myths like this.
Maya Sunny Honey involves bees crafting the honey inside a jar! Zé Studio in Sydney designed the identity and branding and used Envirocare 100% Recycled labels for the jars.
Well done to Thomas and Nic for their awesome win in the 2012 Mohawk Show. Their entry of Process Journal issue #3, printed was voted Best in Show.
The Biennale awards night is almost here – in less than two weeks the design community will descend upon Melbourne’s iconic Forum Theatre to dance the night away and celebrate all that is good about Australian Graphic Design. We’ll be there and hope you can make it too. As part…
For seven days, James Braund explored the streets of Hong Kong, looking down the lane ways, discovering characters on the street and finding vantage points to absorb the metropolis.
The cultural map you see is by Ecocreative in Adelaide. It’s a beautifully designed guide created in consultation with the Kaurna Indigenous people of the Adelaide Plains, historians and academics.
Keaykolour collaborated with Ian Wright, a contemporary artist, illustrator and designer based in the UK to come up with this musically inspired promotion. Ian has had a truly 'colourful life' at the forefront of contemporary design and illustration, creating iconic images for culturally hip clients. He has an original approach…
“The time I burned my guitar it was like a sacrifice. You sacrifice the things you love. I love my guitar,” Jimi Hendrix. Ok, so does that mean we need to burn paper to prove we love it? We figured a bonfire in the back of the warehouse would most…
This is a story about a small yet very exciting printed piece indeed. Why is this so you may be thinking/asking/pondering? It’s because it merges offset and digital print, paper, AR (augmented reality) and IR (image recognition) technology all in one tasty package.