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The Sound of One Hand Clapping
Based on the difficult circumstances of a family’s migration to Australia in the 1950s, this book was painstakingly designed with customised typography and features individual potato-cuts of Edelweiss...
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Bank Book
The Bank Book is based on the experiences of four photographers (Max Creasey, Peter Milne, Matthew Sleeth and Danielle Thompson) shooting the process of making the film The Bank. Published by M33...
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Everyman’s Rules
Based on the merging agricultural science of the 1930′s Australia, Everyman’s Rules for Scientific Living is the first book by Carrie Tiffany. Featuring customised typography throughout, the book went...
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Origins
Origins, produced twice a year by the Charles Darwin University (Darwin) outlines the research and accomplishments of staff and students. The publication has a very strong editorial focus on the...
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(tiernas) criaturas
Commissioned by the Artium Centre for Contemporary Art in the Basque area of Spain, this 150 page tri-language catalogue showcases the vast and confronting work of Patricia Piccinini, one of...
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Blend
Designed as a catalogue/poster for Tow, this piece took many of the main themes of the Blend exhibition, namely the Australian/Lebanese migration and international diaspora, and explored them using...
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Library of Australia
Commissioned by Melbourne University Press, these rather monumental reissues of classic and powerful Australian texts, including authors such as Geoffrey Blainey, Manning Clark and John Monash have...
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Games Art
A comprehensive Arts Program showing the extensive range of visual art exhibitions showing throughout the 2006 Commonwealth Games in both urban and regional areas.
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Blood & Tinsel
Blood & Tinsel – The grand and monumental memoir of Jim Sharman. Spanning some 60 years of theatre, film and opera productions, it tells the extraordinary stories of Sharman and his various...
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Melbourne Recital Centre
As part of the applications of the visual identity of the Melbourne Recital Centre, a series of annual reports and prospectus reports were produced. These built upon the strong typographic emphasis of...
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Tramspotting
Artist Michelle Hamer employs a medium usually reserved for domestic craft, the tapestry, to create a set of powerful contemporary artworks. Her Tramspotting exhibition (2009) explores city tram...
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LifeStyle Medicine
A very significant proportion of people going to doctors present with health problems that are lifestyle related – smoking, drinking and much much more. Lifestyle Medicine examines this disturbing...
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Dangling Carrots
Designed for contemporary artist Michelle Hamer’s 2011 exhibition, Dangling Carrots, the catalogue was stripped to a grid. Given that Hamer’s medium of choice is tapastry, the use of simple graphic...
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Australia Business Arts Foundation
Commissioned by the Australia Business Arts Foundation from 2003 to 2007, Letterbox produced a comprehensive design suite for awarding those who have been brought together productive partnerships...
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Royal Melbourne
Based on 19th century festoon lighting designed for special civic events, the identity and print material for the Royal Melbourne exhibition at the City Gallery projects a suitably elegant presence....
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Characters
Characters is a way of looking at a city. Embracing typography as a way of reading our culture, it takes Melbourne as a case study, uncovering the most public of all typographic forms, signage....
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Good Looking
Designed for the City Gallery exhibition on portraiture, entitled Good Looking, the identity drew upon the one thing that all the portraiture had in common – the heavy golden framing surrounding the...
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Typotalk Poster
Produced for the Hobart leg of the AGDA 2012 Typotalk series, this letterpress printed poster was designed as both a poster and a small mailer whereby abstract quarter segments were posted out, making...
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Romberg
A research project from the RMIT Design Archives, the Romberg Project drew upon the extensive archive of Frederick Romberg. The final outcome included a series of large format posters as well as a...
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