Print Design

The freedom of print design allows individuals to create magazines, zines, posters and annual reports which convey a strong message to their audience. These formats are utilised to make a statement on an issue or topic, or to merely present business information in an effective manner— either way, print design provides freedom for designers to communicate information in a creative and innovative manner.

Anna Fay

FINDING ALICE 2019 | SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

Finding Alice is an reinterpretation of Lewis Carroll’s famous novel Alice in Wonderland. This interpretation of the novel focuses on ‘falling down the rabbit hole’ of substance abuse. Alice’s world is completely black, however, as you turn the pages colour slowly starts to creep back into

her world as she engages with drugs and alcohol, making her feel as though this is the answer. The playing cards are a nod to the well–known drinking game ‘Kings Cup’ which is often played at parties and gatherings.

Contact

Email: annabridgetfay@gmail.com

Instagram: @designby_anna

Brigette King & Estelle Fleming

VIABLE 2019 | RMIT UNIVERSITY

Viable is a design consultancy. It is a community space were like–minded design studios, firms, printers, paper suppliers, and many other creatives can track our sustainability impact and improve for the better. As communicators, graphic designers have the chance to be leaders for change in making environmentally positive choices for our planet and communicating these choices with the public. The project features a bi-annual journal— a valuable resources for designers to stay in touch with all the new sustainable options in design and informative journal articles for subscribers.

Contact

Brigette King

Email: brigetteking05@gmail.com

Instagram: @brigetteking.design

Website: brigetteking.com

Estelle Fleming

Email: estelle.fleming@gmail.com

Instagram: @estelleflemingdesign

Website: estellefleming.com

Georgia Emery

ABBOTSFORD CONVENT FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

The design of the publication aims to reflect Abbotsford Convent Foundation’s rich culture and history. The collaging of solid colours and shapes against different textures photographed around the convent represent how the convent is home to so many activities and businesses as well as contrasting the old history of the convent to the new contemporary life it holds.

Contact

Email: heygedesigns@gmail.com

Instagram: @georgiaemery.design

Website: georgiaemery.myportfolio.com

Michael Liberatore

DON’T GET WRAPPED UP IN PLASTIC 2020 | MONASH UNIVERSITY

This is a publication I designed in 2020, called DON’T GET WRAPPED UP IN PLASTIC. It is a publication that is raising awareness around the issue of plastic packaging and plastic pollution on the environment and ways that both designers and consumers can help minimise plastic packaging and waste on the environment.

Contact

Email: m.liberatore98@gmail.com

Instagram: @liberativecreative

Mina Teh

DESIGN & EMOTION 2019 | SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

Design & Emotion is a printed publication that visually interprets excerpts from Don Norman’s Emotional Design.

Contact

Email: minamteh@gmail.com

Instagram: @minamdesign

Shan Thoo

C TRAIN RUSH HOUR TIMETABLE 2019 | SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

This is a glitch-themed conceptual poster for the New York Subway between Manhattan and Brooklyn. The energetic design is inspired by the bustling atmosphere of the commuters within the city— accentuating both the unison and disjointedness of the subway environment.

Contact

Email: shan.h.thoo@outlook.com

Instagram: @shanthoo.design

Website: shanthoo.com