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INTERACTIVE DESIGN Brief To design a productivity app - looking at existing apps in the market and seeing where loopholes exist and where there is a market for a new app that can tackle the challenges its predecessors did not resolve. Concept The colours were kept to red, purple and a natural beige colour. The icon design consisted of the notion of wrapping gifts, which was applied throughout the entire app design. Resolution The app is geared to people who have problems buying the right gifts for people and are time-poor, the app provides them with ideas and places to buy gifts in their locale.

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FLASH WEBSITE 2012 Brief To design a flash website that would showcase our work and act as an introduction of ourselves to others. Concept I took a illustrative approach, giving the website a personal touch. The theme of “high tea� was utilised throughout the pages in the links and different animations such as flying birds and blinking eyes were also used to show the technical skills of my flash knowledge. Resolution The website includes a loading page, home page, biography page, portfolio page (including my typography and design journals, illustration, web design and graphic design pages), contact page and extra links page.

Email animates upon hover, produced by actionscript.

stop(); var loaded:Number; var percent:Number; bar_mc.addEventListener( Event.ENTER_ FRAME, load_progress );

actionscript behind loading page

function load_progress(e:Event):void { loaded=stage.loaderInfo.bytesLoaded/ stage.loaderInfo.bytesTotal; percent=Math.round(loaded*100); bar_mc.scaleX=loaded; loader_txt.text="Loading... "+percent+"%"; if (percent==100) { bar_mc.removeEventListener( Event.ENTER_FRAME, load_progress ); gotoAndPlay(2); } }



PACKAGING DESIGN Brief To design tea or coffee packaging that uses Spicers paper and two printing embellishments. Concept I wanted to create a tea box that would have a different tea for different moods, so I chose a selection of classic and popular black teas - Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Russian Caravan and Chai. The colours chosen pertain to their essence and the patterns relate to themes and images associated with the tea’s origins. Tea can change your “state”, hence “state” tea for any mood. Resolution The four small cubed tea boxes are contained within a larger cubed tea box to keep them neat and preserved, printed on CORE Bleach Board in 325GSM. The tea bags are wrapped in individual envelopes adding extra protection.



Kenyan and Assam black tea, aromatic, strong, high tea, patriotic, British rich, robust.


Ayurvedic philosophy and medicine (ancient Indian spicy.


Caravans, camels, trading, merchants, smoky, china, Russia 19th century, nutty, smooth, markets.


2nd earl grey - prime minister 1800’s, English British citrus, bergamot, fresh.


PERSONAL WEBSITE 2011 Brief The aim of this project was to create a personal website that would contain a portfolio of our work to date, a biography and a case study of an example of one of our works. Concept After exploring many different ways of approaching this website, I settled upon a concept revolving around the ocean, moon phases, night time and mermaids. I wanted to create something that was different and visually interesting while maintaining all the necessary functionalities of a website. Resolution Upon completion of this project, I had overcome some challenges that came with the scripting side of creating a website and by teaching myself to try and fix the problem I became more patient and willing to see a problem through to the end instead of trying to avoid it.

Rollover link example + coding behind function.

Beginning of the home page code.


Various screen-shots and related coding of the website.


INTEGRATED RESEARCH PROJECT Brief To create a campaign that responds to and promotes bringing the greenery back into the city of Adelaide, through collaboration with the 5000+ organisation. Concept My focus was on greening up Adelaide through green roofs placed on bus shelters and potentially on buses and coming up an advertising campaign that reflects this. Resolution My solution was applied to a website, identity, bus stop shelter posters and other posters to be placed around the city.



Different logo concepts for the “Choose Your Roots” green roofing Adelaide campaign.


Possible visualisation of the application of a green roof on a bus shelter.


INDEPENDENT PROJECT #2 Brief To design three covers for publications of Shakespeare’s plays, taking a play from each of the genres (history, tragedy and comedy). Concept I was inspired by flowy, bold lines for the illustrations, combined with heavy text and textured paper, reflecting both new and old approaches to Shakespeare. Each cover consists of one character that is central to the play. Resolution The three novels were mocked up with 70GSM bond paper for the text block with a title page for each book as the first page, wrapped with the cover which was printed on a textured 300GSM Canson paper.


MAGAZINE DESIGN Brief To design a magazine that reflects a magazine of your choosing. Concept I based my magazine layout on Frankie Magazine, which is my favourite magazine. I used my own text, illustrations and photography to make it feel personal and heart-felt. Resolution The magazine consists of a cover plus seven spreads consisting of various articles and images.




VISUAL IDENTITY Brief

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To create a publication house, designing their logo, a stationery package, nine book covers, chapter spreads, title pages and one index page. Concept The logo was made to look rustic, and aged like it had existed for a long time and had seen many different events. The browns and yellow were carried throughout the stationery, including a star constellation map which carried on the theme of travel and exploration. For each book cover, I chose particular imagery and themes from the text to create the cover images which carry a part of each illustration in each component of the book spreads. Resolution In my stationery package, I included a bookmark as this was appropriate for a publishing house. The book components consisted of nine covers, nine chapter spreads, three title spreads and three contents spreads (for each genre) and one index spread.



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Examples of the title page, contents spread, chapter spread and index spread.


PERSONAL IDENTITY 2012 Brief To design an identity and application of this identity to stationery and promotional items. Concept I looked at my personality and things that represented me, especially in the form of specific traits that I wanted to portray my identity and the way I approach the design process. This was reflected in the hybrid animal, made up of a deer (swiftness), owl (intelligence), fox (cleverness) and rabbit (creativity). Resolution I created a basic stationery package including business card, envelope and letterhead, as well as a bookmark, CD case and label, stickers, poster, postcards and a deck of cards. Forms consisting of an invoice, client brief and time sheet were also designed.

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PROFESSIONAL COMMISSION Brief To respond to a client brief set by lawyers Fishers Jeffries and design a Seasons Greetings card. Concept I wanted my approach to be as fully illustrative in approach as I could make it. I looked for inspiration locally through native flora and fauna, choosing the galah and rainbow lorikeet to represent the festive season, and a Christmas bell flower. Resolution The card would be specially treated with laser cutting or a die cut to bring out the shape of the bird’s flight. One side retained simplicity, allowing the other side to be bold and bright.


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MAJOR PROJECT Brief To design an iPhone app, website and interactive poster that helps inform consumers about the presence of GMOs (genetically modified organisms) in packaged food. Concept The logo was designed first, which would set the colour scheme and style of the app design. Blue and yellow represented the GM corn image well, and the typeface Nevis suited the unbiased, informative context of the logo. The colours were applied with grey shades in the final app design. Resolution The app is designed to be marketed to iPhone users and those who want to make conscious decisions about what food they choose to eat. Each design solution is linked.

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User can add a review if they wish, to add to other’s opinions and help people make a decision of whether to buy the product or not.

App Wireframe

Opening up a list depicts the product’s name + image for reference, clicking on product leads to the database entry for it.

deletes a list

User can assess the product based on the app’s review and ratings as well as the wider public’s view of the product Add Review Add Rating

Reviews + Ratings

Brings up a page of all the saved shopping lists created from added items to the shopping basket, can delete lists and

Button takes user to page displaying a saved list button and a create new list button.

particular items.

Takes user to screen allowing them to scan product barcodes instore to bring up results of that product - whether it is know, not known or possibly known to contain GMO.

save item to shopping list

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Location Setting List settings (like colour)

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Scan and save Shopping List Search for Product Settings How-to guide Blacklist Exit

User can add their own rating to the product

of items that user wishes to avoid because they contain GMOs

This displays a guide of how to utilise the app; how to scan product, search the database, save items to a shopping list etc...


website Wirefra

Possible intro sequence/animation

Takes user to the page displaying information about the organisation and their values.

A PDF/ digital edition of the iphone app guide database is provided for viewing / downloading.

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About The Guide Links Blog/News The App



ANNUAL REPORT Brief To choose a business or a company and design an annual report for them. Concept The concept focussed on the theme of a “cookbook” that felt “homemade”, “homely”, organic and tangible. Resolution The annual report was saddle stitched and printed on Silk Colour Copy in 350 GSM (cover) and Envi 50/50 in 120 GSM (body).




TEN THINGS I’VE LEARNED ABOUT BEING A DESIGNER Brief To design promotional posters for designer Katherine Hall’s design forum at UniSA, with the title of “Ten Things I’ve Learned About Being a Designer”. Concept The focus of the designer as a multifaceted being is embodied through the notion of spectrums created through the set of ‘10’ numerals, splayed in such a way that they create the idea of building upon previous experiences and skills. Resolution The outcome consists of a series of posters at A0, A2 and A3 dimensions, plus an animated .GIF.

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2013 MONOGRAPH Brief

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To design the next Monograph for the UniSA Architecture Museum, which uses a different architectural style as its subject per year. The project was a collaborative effort .

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The era of this particular Monograph was the 1970s and the architecture style was Brutalism architecture, so attention was paid to these key themes and hence was adhered to by using filters over all the images to age them and provide a ‘retro’ feel, whilst choosing the cover typography to two typefaces, Microgramma and Eurostile, for their extensive use in publications of that time and their Brutalist feel. Resolution The final Monograph was printed and bound, with 20 copies for distribution.



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The concept was focussed on the importance of proportions in aesthetics in an artistic context, regarding Greek Classicism, as well as the links between humanity and nature. Resolution The solution was applied to the journal by use of a book mock-up and also as a flat spread. The image design by itself was submitted to the competition alongside the finalised cover.

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POSTER FOR TOMORROW Brief To design a poster that represents “A Home for Everyone”, delving deeper into the concept of a home and considering the social, cultural and political factors affecting the core issue of ‘home’. Concept The “scraps” poster specifically targets the audience from a viewpoint of foot wastage, trying to position them to consider their lifestyle choices and the way they purchase and consume food each day, each week. The “Earn Your Dough” concept’s message

is intended to target the concept of promoting change within ingrained lifestyle habits relating to food wastage and consideration of those less fortunate. Resolution Two posters were designed and submitted to the competition, based on the same concept. Printed posters to the size 50 x 70 cm were used for presentation purposes.


ISTD “SOUND BITES” Brief To respond to the sound recordings of British accents an dialects from the British Library with a communicative design, with a key focus on typography. Concept The focus was centred around developing a ‘fun’ novelty guide for tourists and travellers to the British Isles, who speak English but may be unfamiliar with the colourful variety of English spoken in different regions of the country. Resolution The outcome resulted in a box containing both a map of the British Isles sectioning the dialect regions, with the itineraries located on the back of the map. Each itinerary focussed on each specific region chosen (Kent, Lancashire, Devon, Cornwall, Yorkshire and Norfolk). Each region is colour-coded and set in a different typeface to distinguish one from the other, and patterns were developed which related to the specific region focussed on. The main booklet containing a story developed from the sound recordings is folded up and attached to an envelope which is designed to resemble an airmail envelope, reflecting the ‘travel’ theme in the underlying concept.



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EPIPEN INSTRUCTION DESIGN Brief To produce clear, concise and easy to follow visual instructional designs for the product designed to treat diabetic and hypoglycaemic patients. Concept Using simplified vector illustrations, I explored applying them in various formats to influence how different steps could be read and interpreted by the viewers, placing emphasis on specific actions. Resolution A series of different orientations and formats were submitted, giving the industrial designers a range of choices to apply to their individual product designs.


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LEUKAEMIA FOUNDATION Brief

To develop a visually, conceptually captivating and thoroughly researched design which responds to the key theme of home grown in a three-dimensional table centrepiece format. Concept The final concept chosen for this project relates back to the theme of Home Grown through the papier-mâché eggs. A series of eggs at various sizes were developed, with a variety of levels of thickness in the layers of tissue paper applied. The ‘babushka’ doll concept was also incorporated, with smaller eggs placed inside the larger eggs, reflecting the concept of security—being enveloped in a warm, inviting space. The pattern used further reinforces the idea of growth and being wrapped in a safe environment Resolution The final solution was one of the designs chosen to be showcased in the Home Grown Ball on the 23rd of November, 2013 .


BEFANA ANIMATION Brief To illustrate screen captures based on the story of Befana, the Italian Christmas witch, which would become an animated short forming part of a TV Christmas special. for the ABC as part of an internship. Concept The animation briefly captures the story of the Befana witch - the four key frames illustrated were illustrated to match the voice-over explaining the story to the audience. Resolution The i initial keyframe sketches were presented for analysis before adapting these illustrations into the final vector frames that would be used in creating the final animation.


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PEACE POSTER Brief To design a visually exciting, well-thought through poster that reflects the values and legacy of the Graham F. Smith Peace Foundation. Concept I have focused on looking at the legacy of the Peace Foundation through it’s namesake, Graham F. Smith. The concept of my poster is centred around Graham’s quote, using multicoloured tessellation pattern as a representation of the “building blocks” of people that have contributed to the values and construction of the foundation through its lifetime. This pattern has been applied to my illustration of Graham as a reflection of his inspiration for his life and dreams - a visual depiction of his life’s work coming to fruition through the foundation. Resolution The final printed A2 poster was displayed among other posters in the Peace Foundation Exhibition which was held on May 2, 2014. The poster was also part of a silent auction on the launch night.


MAPS AND MEANINGS Brief To develop an invitation (both digital and physical), poster and dust-cover to promote the launch of Dr Julie Nichols’ thesis book, stemming from the aforementioned title. Concept The concept focussed on melding both medieval European and Southeast Asian cultures together in a traditional T-O map format, frequently used in Medieval cartography. The patterns used pertain to the different iconography and imagery used in each respective culture. I also drew inspiration from medieval illustrations and infused their stylised qualities into the design. The invitation utilised a variation on the Turkish map fold, a specific fold that creates an interesting pop-up effect when opened. This interlinked with the patterns and the lines marked on the invitation. Resolution The final deliverables were an A2 poster to be displayed at the exhibition, a digital and printed invitation and a book dust jacket.

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SA SPORTS MUSEUM

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Brief To design concepts as part of a collaboration between interior architecture students for a new museum opening in Adelaide, which will house South Australia’s Sporting Hall of Fame members and associated memorabilia. Concept The keywords of narrative, flow, movement and participation were the core messages to get across in the overall design of the museum space. Concepts were tied in with preexisting South Australian colours to link the space to the state. The storytelling component was conveyed through the quote/speech bubble shapes.

South Australian Sport Museum

Resolution The Sport Museum’s identity designs presented were part of my contributions to the overall design concept put forth to the client.

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DINI CLOTHING Brief The client wanted illustrations featuring her clothing , using hand-drawn illustrations and watercolour. The brief was open so I constructed my response according to this. Concept I referenced the designer’s style of clothing, which emanated a very boho, 90s grunge vibe that was carefree and comfortable. There were a lot of metallic textures and mix and match sets. I used natural elements such as crystals and mushrooms and incorporated them with my illustrations of the models wearing her clothing. Resolution This project resulted in a series of illustrations featuring the client’s logo, as header images. I provided a range of illustrations to promote her label’s upcoming website and blog.


ILLUSTRATION WORK Personal illustration work completed for others and myself in free time.





CONCEPT WORK + SKETCHES

Independent Project #2

Integrated research project

Visual Identity Project

Depicted below are examples of my creative process for the conceptualisation of various projects.


The Australia Project

Character studies


Major Research Project


Personal Illustration

Process stages


POSTERS FOR SIGHT

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Brief To produce a poster that focuses on raising awareness for blindness and loss of vision caused by diabetes for the Poster For Sight competition, run by Sight For All. Concept Just a Spoonful of Sugar? uses the wholesome image of Mary Poppins linked with the famous line “just a spoonful of sugar”–however, her eyes are missing to connect the concept to blindness, while the spoon of sugar containing eyeballs links to diabetic-related vision loss. Don’t Cut Ties’ key message is “don’t cut ties with your eyes”, which is symbolised by the metaphor of the sugar sprinkled scissors, representing the mismanagement of blood sugar levels and poor diet; the frayed rope symbolises the slowly degrading vision loss. Resolution Both posters are targeting audiences with diabetes already and how they can prevent the development of diabetic retinopathy. The posters were produced as print-ready and are A3 sized.


YWCA CAMPAIGN

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Brief To produce and identity and associated promotional material for a campaign that calls men to question their attitudes towards the subject of violence against women and profiles male champions who support raising community awareness about shifting blame from victims to perpertrators. Concept Turning Tables focusses on the concept of switching attitudes in order to change behaviours in the target demographic, as illustrated by the circle formation created by the joined hands–men helping other men to combat the issue. Alpha focusses on the key tagline ‘rise above the pack’ as a link between men and animal packs and their patterns, with the wolf’s face used as a role model and a leader

The identity concepts were presented to the client, where after Alpha was the concept chosen as the hero branding for the campaign.

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MAJOR PROJECT 2014 Brief To design a publication targeting 18-25 year old women (universityaged) which is a hybridisation of a magazine and a zine, fusing the structure of a magazine and the creativity of a zine. Concept Different design directions were explored in conjunction with naming the zine, before Imbue was decided upon for its meaning in relation to the context of the project. Resolution Two 30-page issues were designed in a digest-sized format and utilised different treatments.




posters included in the zines


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MINOR PROJECT Brief To design packaging, identity and subsequent stationery for a range of dried fruit products for Kiri Organics. Concept The designs reference Ancient Mesopotamian culture, combining detailed pen illustrations with modern layouts. I have specifically chosen to reference this culture in my designs as the Ancient Mesopotamians are credited with being the first culture to produce dried fruit. Resolution

branding & stationery

The package designs consisted of six box packages, two jar labels and a stationery set.


label stickers


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ILLUSTRATED PHOTOGRAPHY Brief To develop illustrations to be applied to photography as part of a Spring lookbook in collaboration with Miss Gladys Sym Choon. The photographs illustrated on were taken by Rosina Possingham. Concept The illustrations drew upon elements of Spring, but I sought to deviate from standard Spring imagery. I illustrated insects, rainforest flora and fauna and different symbols and icons. Resolution Various illustrations were applied to 14 photographs in the lookbook set.


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VISUAL ARTS CATALOGUE Brief To produce an exhibition catalogue for the Visual Arts graduates— including the cover and layout—to the theme and title Encounter that can also be used for marketing and advertising purposes. Concept My concept links the theme of metaorphosis and growth through use of hand-generated illustrations of flora and butterflies. The illustration also symbolises the diversity of the various skills of the graduates. To differentiate the three covers for the different degrees, I have zoomed up on the illustration, relating to grotwh of knowledge. Three separate covers were designed for DBVS (Book 1), DMAD/DGAD (Book 2) and DHVS (Book 3). Resolution

the three covers for each degree

The final designs utilise a spot varnish in place of a printed image on the cover, creating a textured, subtle finish while the inside spreads mimic this effect through use of the textures set on a low opacity in the background. For the purposes of this spread, I have included my chosen final three covers to show.


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Printmaking

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Essay

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Untitled 2014 Digital Photograph 60 x 46 cm

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The sublime beauty of the invisible, elementary particle world around us is awe-inspiring. Its perfect balance and sub-atomic scale makes it one of the most fascinating dimensions of the universe. In this photographic series I am exploring the beauty of the sub-atomic world, a world we interact with on a daily basis though it remains invisible to the naked eye. Taking inspiration from the classical physics work of Michael Faraday and the romantic ideas of the sublime, this series seeks to travel through the underlying beauty of our universe.

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SLAVERY LINKS Brief To produce visual and interactive graphics that will be applied to two information kiosks as part of an exhibition titled Australians and Modern Slavery, that relate to each of the four engines that drive slavery (Child Labour, Domestic Service, Debt Bondage and Forced Labour). Concept I produced a variety of different illustrations representing infographics from the ILO (International Labour Organisation) regarding domestic service globally. Resolution The illustrations will form part of the section titled Domestic Service in the kiosk interface. Statistics were sourced from: Office, International Labor. “Chapter 8. Summary and Conclusions.� In Domestic Workers across the World: Global and Regional Statistics and the Extent of Legal Protection. International Labour Office, 2013.


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HAHN SUPERDRY Brief To raise awareness and develop brand loyalty of Hahn Superdry products in the target audience of 20-27 year olds in on-premise venues through either permanent or semi-permanent creative, innovative and engaging design solutions. Concept Working with Sharon Chiu, the core theme of mateship was the driving idea behind our proposed concept, which was an interactive bar table. The story of four mates getting together to invent Hahn Superdry was encapsulate visually through use of the four sensory coaster placeholders, which alight when all four have drinks placed on them concurrently. Resolution The final prototype was printed on foamcore and laser cut to resemble a bar table (not to scale) and an accompanying animation was created to demonstrate the interactive function.


CITY BRIEF ADVERTISEMENT Brief Magazine advertisement for Kodo, a new apartment block in Adelaide.

City living in a living city... Wherever you picked up this magazine, you were within a ten minute walk from home...if you lived at Kodo.

City living in a living city... Wherever you picked up this magazine, you were within a ten minute walk from home...if you lived at Kodo.

1 BR starting from $347,500

1 BR starting from $347,500

2BR starting from $480,000

2BR starting from $480,000

Find us here:

Sales Office: 29 Angas Street Phone: 1300 442 054 Online: kodoliving.com.au Social:

Find us here:

Sales Office: 29 Angas Street Phone: 1300 442 054 Online: kodoliving.com.au Social:


BOARDWALK BRANDING Brief Branding and associated collateral for new land release in the Salisbury region, to be titled Boardwalk at Greentree.





SOUTH 60 BROCHURE Brief 8 page brochure promoting the proposed South 60 apartment complex on South Terrace, Adelaide.





SOUTH 60 PRESS AD

NEW RELEASE PARKLANDS VIEWS

Brief Press advertisement for the proposed South 60 apartment complex to be located on South Terrace, Adelade.

• Boutique apartment living offering a choice of 1 and 2 bedroom apartments • Miele appliances with stone benchtops • Luxurious bathrooms • Includes carparking • Priced from $375,000 • Stamp duty savings available • First-time Home Owners Grant available

REGISTER YOUR INTEREST NOW Laura Hao 0423 688 966 laura.hao@dgrealestate.com.au

RLA217293

Sam Moten 0423 807 866 sam@connektup.com.au

RLA247093


WEST FRANKLIN SIGNBOARD Brief Signboard depticing the elevations for the proposed West Franklin apartment complex. Each table illustrates a different building and is divided into levels and associated apartments and the type of apartment they are, according to the floorplans.

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GREENTREE WALK EDM Brief EDM design for Greentree Walk, land release in the Paralowie region.


WEST FRANKLIN TRAM WRAP Brief Two-sided Adelaide Metro tram advertisment design promoting the proposed West Franklin apartment complex.

Side One

Format

Wrap Tram Plus

State

SA


Side Two

Format State

Wrap Tram Plus SA


Front

Back

2 br apartments AND TERRACES from $475,000 (INCLUDES CARPARK) Live life to the fullest at West Franklin with amenities such as:

the best LIFESTYLE in city west

ground floor shopping and retail centre

full size swimming pool

gymnasium

sauna and steamer

cinema

private rooftop bar

private dining room

sales centre open 7 days 142-150 Franklin Street, Adelaide

1300 992 166 westfranklin.com.au

WEST FRANKLIN DL FLYER Brief DL double-sided flyer advertising the West Franklin apartments.


THE RESERVE EDM Brief EDM design for The Reserve, land release in the Salisbury region.


WEST FRANKLIN MESSENGER AD Brief Press advertisment design for West Franklin to appear in the City Messenger.

the best lifestyle in city west Live life to the fullest Live life Franklin to the fullest at West with at West Franklin with amenities such as: amenities such as: • ground floor shopping and • sauna and steamer retail centre • cinema • full size swimming pool • rooftop bar • gymnasium • private dining room • •

2 br apartments AND TERRACES from $475,000 (includes carpark)

sales centre open 7 days 142-150 Franklin Street, Adelaide 1300 992 166

westfranklin.com.au


THE BATH LANDING PAGE Brief Landing page designed for The Bath Apartments.


MEDIA KIT COVER ILLUSTRATION Brief Illustration depicting the various attractions and places of note in Adelaide’s East End precinct for InDaily’s 2016 media kit.


INDAILY MEDIA KIT Brief Media Kit for InDaily 2016/17.

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InDaily is South Australia’s only locally owned, independent source of digital news.

Responsive across multiple platforms, Adelaide’s thought leaders go to InDaily for up-todate news, opinion, business, sport, arts & culture, food & wine, real-estate, design and events.

InDaily readers are educated, sophisticated and digital-savvy, keen to engage with all that their city and state has to offer.

DISPLAY ADVERTISING MASTHEAD BILLBOARD 970 x 250

MOBILE BANNER 320 x 50

EDM BANNER 500 x 90 HALF PAGE 300 x 600

MEDIUM RECTANGLE (MREC) 300 x 250

LEADERBOARD 728 x 90

Informative, intelligent and inspiring. DEMOGRAPHIC

ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES ARTICLE PAGE

All measurements in pixels

BILLBOARD HEADER

HALF PAGE

MREC

GENDER

AGE 23%

LEADERBOARD

COMMENTS SECTION

NEXT ARTICLE LOADING

All measurements in pixels. Red indicates advertsining space.

41.3% FULL SCREEN

FEMALE

58.7%

35-54 39.8%

25-34 20.4%

SUBSCRIBERS HHI $150,000+ Compared to SA Average of 9%

71%

MALE

55+ 35.6%

UNIVERSITY QUALIFICATION OR POST GRADUATE

49% PROFESSIONAL / EXECUTIVE Source Hudson Howells June 2015; Google Analytics Q3 Monthly Average January-March 2017


EDM DESIGNS Brief Various EDM designs for clients within the Solstice Media umbrella. The Lead SA

InDaily

The Forager

CityMag


INFOGRAPHICS AND CHARTS Brief Various infographics designed for articles.





Graphic for article about immunisation.


WEEKEND+ MAGAZINE DESIGN Brief Redesign for WeekendPlus, a digital magazine for seniors produced by Office for the Ageing (Seniors Card SA).

HOME

NEWS

WHAT'S ON

FOOD&WINE

ARTS&CULTURE

FEATURE

LIFESTYLE

INFORMATION

WEEKENDPLUS 28 July, 2017

A digital magazine for seniors

Bringing art to the Flinders Ranges COMPETITION WINNERS

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Photo credit: Georgie Smith

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Join Green Gym for a fun, free way to exercise!

Don’t fall victim to tax scams this end of financial year

You are invited to take charge of your health and help restore Adelaide’s local parklands by joining a new fitness program for the over 50’s.

Tax time = scam time. SA Police are reminding the public to be vigilant this time of year.

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A new social activity group that cares and shares

Individuals and carers are now equipped with better choice, control and flexibility for living with or caring for a loved one with a disability thanks to Catalyst Foundation.

Care and Share at Trinity is a social activity group that welcomes you to be their guest for the day and take part in a range of activities.

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600 suspended spears a highlight of 2017 Tarnanthi Suzie Keen

A major new work from APY Lands artists featuring more than 600 spears suspended from the ceiling in the shape of an atomic cloud will be a highlight of this year's Tarnanthi: Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art.

READ MORE DESIGN

JamFactory has designs on a new store Suzie Keen

Adelaide contemporary craft and design centre JamFactory has received $490,000 in State Government funding to help it open a new high-profile retail store and increase production capacity at its existing West End studios.

Bringing art to the Flinders Ranges ©2017 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved

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Fennel and Lemon Risotto

New online resource for people living with disability

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Recipe and image from The House and Garden at Glenmore,by Mickey Robertson, published by Murdoch Books.

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EVENT BRANDING Brief Various branding for events.

Disrupters 2016

South Austraian Business Index 2016

Digital Futures 2017


SOUTH AUSTRALIAN STYLE MAGAZINE Client South Australian Style magazine Brief Designing ads, layouts and content for South Australian Style magazine.

Issue #34 Winter

Issue #35 Spring


HOROSCOPE ILLUSTRATIONS Client South Australian Style magazine Brief Produce illustrations for the 12 horoscopes,to feature in South Australian Style magazine Issue #34.



SATC VISITOR GUIDES Client South Australian Tourism Commisson Brief Designing ads and reworking layouts for various SATC visitor guides.

Clare Valley

Eyre Peninsula



ADELAIDE CONCIERGE MAP Brief Design a foldout double-sided map that


BUTCHER, BAKER, WINEMAKER BROCHURE Client Tourism Barossa Inc. Brief Design a brochure with perforated coupons to promote various attractions in the Barossa Valley.


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