The idea for the invite, & hence the book, began with a small beautifully folded origami square. Once printed, the invite was trimmed , folded down eight times & finished with a rubber stamp in pastel ink. WHen Opened again, the folds create an interesting pattern, which beccomes the feature of the design.

The RMIT Visual Arts graduates required an identity and collateral for their end of year exhibition, entitled 'If you tough it you'll get Dirty'. The title was visually represented using images of dirty things contained in zip lock bags, creating a memorable identity for the event.

The Communication, Politics and Culture periodical is published twice annually, requiring cover artwork for each new edition. The artwork is a creative response to the discussion topic.43.1 was themed 'Broadband Policy, Innovation, Use' and edition 43.2 was themed 'Digital Television'.

Trisled commissioned a theme and surface graphics for their human powered vehicle's poly-propylene shell, providing an interesting brief for the whole studio. A selection of the designes was applied to the vehicles for a moving exhibition through the streets of Melbourne.

Fete of Capitalism was a self initiated project from The Works to raise funds for our end of year exhibition and to develop skills in running a small project. A poster magazine, t-shirts and carry bags were developed in keeping with the theme aimed to provoke and pose questions about the current political and economic systems. The publication was unveiled at the AGIdeas conference in Melbourne, May 2009.

We recently completed a series of foyer graphics for the D2 building located at 22 Orr Street Carlton. The murals are 5 x 3 meters and encountered as you exit the lift on each level of the building.

A selection of work from 2006 - 2009