Create Design Awards 2015 The Shortlists PDF

The Shortlists
With thanks to our sponsors
Create Design Awards 2015
From the hundreds of entries submitted by design

practitioners in Australia and abroad, here are the
shortlists for the 12 categories in the 11th annual
Create Design Awards.
Some of this work is familiar to us, and probably to
you, by now weve seen it shared online, weve
experienced it in our lives. But here we have a
collection of projects held up with pride by their
creators and clients, and then looked over and over
by the rigorous critical eyes of our jurors who have
given a nod to these projects as the strongest
competitors who dared to play the game.
Congratulations to all the shortlisted studios and
clients. Its refreshing to see a combination of big
agencies, individual go-getters, old hands and new
faces. Well see you all on 29 October for the big
presentation night.
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1 2 3 4 5 6
Emerging
Talent
Identity
Illustration
Interactive
Motion
7 8 9 10 11 12
Packaging
Photography
Finn Murphy
12
Grosz Co.Lab
32
Alphabet Studio
46
Betanarratives
58
Bigfish
66
Creative Order
82
Ben Thomas
92
Jess Xuan
14
Houston Group
34
ERD
48
Conduct
60
Cutting Edge
68
Nexus Designs
84
Mark Lobo
Photography
93
Mark Lobo
Photography
94
Phebe Schmidt
96
Johnny Boardman
Josh Aucutt
Kate Floro
16
18
20
Louise Walker
22
Miranda Mayne
24
Priscilla Lynarko
26
Will Neill
28
Seesaw
Self-titled
36
38
The Company
You Keep
40
The Partners
42
Headjam
The Sisters Hayes
Wendy Fox
Design
50
52
SBS, Matt Huynh
62
Cutting Edge
Raoul Marks
Scott Geersen
70
72
74
Swear Words
Tiny Hunter
86
88
Prue Stent
97
Print
Commercial
Print
Creative
Signage &
Display
Typography,
Logotype &
Type Design
Alphabet Studio
102
ERD
120
Bro North
132
Dylan McDonough
146
Aer Design
164
Crown Studio
104
i2i Design
122
Studio Equator
134
Studio Equator
148
Canvas Group
166
Cutting Edge
106
Insider Guides /
Insider Foundry
Paper Moose
136
Kid You Not
150
Evolution 7
168
124
Konstantin
Eremenko
Wildhen Design
138
Konstantin
Eremenko
F
rank Digital
170
126
152
Lauren Messina
128
Konstantin
Eremenko
Josephmark
172
154
Like Minded Studio

156
& The Explainers
Thick
174
Like Minded Studio 158
Thick
176
ERD
Hatch Creative
108
110
Wildhen Design
140
54
Tooth & Claw
76
Tooth & Claw
78
Ying Ang
98
Website
Kid You Not
112
Self-titled
114
Studio Jane & The

Sisters Hayes
116
Wildhen Design
142
Like Minded Studio 160
Beci Orpin
Beci Orpin is a designer / illustrator / author
based in Melbourne. She works freelance and her
clients have previously included Urban Outfitters,
Gorman, NAB and Visa. Orpin has also authored
three DIY books Find and Keep (2012),
Home (2013) and Make & Do (2014). Her first
childrens book titled Find Me a Castle will be
released through Penguin in September 2015.
Adam Ferrier
Adam Ferrier is partner and chief strategy
officer of independent creative: media agency
Cummins & Partners. Prior to joining Cummins &
Partners, Ferrier founded and then sold the multi
award-winning agency Naked Communications
in Australia. Ferrier is a regular panellist on
the hit shows Gruen Transfer / Planet, has a
weekly national spot on Triple M radio and The
Australian described him as One of the most
strategic and creative thinkers in advertising.
Sam Davy
Sam Davy is an independent designer and
creative director based in Melbourne. Formerly
global creative director at Apple in California
and more recently brand director at Crumpler.
If you own a Mac or iPhone and a Crumpler
bag to carry them in, then chances are youve
experienced Davys work.
Jack Mussett
Jack Mussett is creative director and principal of
award-winning Melbourne-based creative studio
Motherbird, recently named one of the Top 10
Design Forces in the country by Design Quarterly
magazine. From 2010-2014 Mussett was a
member of the AGDA Victorian council, which
included a term as chairman.
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Linda Jukic
Linda Jukics 15-year industry experience
includes working with some of Australias Top
20 ASX companies and with many of Australias
most loved arts and cultural institutions. Jukic
was appointed creative director of Hulsbosch in
March 2014, joining the business after a 10-year
tenure with award-winning design and creative
agency, Moon Communications Group.
Eva Dijkstra
In 2002 Eva Dijkstra, together with Michael
Lugmayr, founded the multifaceted creative
practice Design by Toko in their home city
Rotterdam. Since 2008, the practice has been
based in Sydney. Educated in the Dutch-European
culture of design and art, Tokos philosophy
and creative process follows a distinctive
conceptual approach in which critical thought,
experimentation, and potential collaborations
are key.
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The Emerging Talent award is bestowed upon a student

or a creative professional who has been in the workforce
for under 12 months, who above all others demonstrates
substantial creative force and promise. Judging looks for
originality, ingenuity and excellence in the portfolio.
Sponsored by
Finn Murphy
It was a steep learning curve, but his natural aptitude

and desire to push himself enabled him to create work
that is on brief, creative and exciting.
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Finn Murphy worked as an electrician for many

years, but knew that it wasnt his true calling. Greatly
inspired by his sister (Sinead Murphy last years
Emerging Talent winner) who has a great passion and
love for design, Murphy undertook a design course with
no experience of the software, the design process or
idea generation.
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Emerging Talent // Sponsored by Shillington
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Jess Xuan
Wild is a print and digital magazine about odd subject

matter. Concepts for the Melbourne Fringe were done
under the creative direction of Sweet Creative.
'Odyssey Foods' contains branding and packaging for a
space foods supply company, with graphics inspired by
crumpled silver packaging.
The Book Ends is a book of spoilers.
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Jess Xuan graduated with a Bachelor of Visual

Communication (Design) from Monash University in
2014. With a preference to keep things simple and
emphasise readability and legibility, Xuan's work shows
strong colours that complement the client and brief.
'Sunday Apartments' is an experimental typographic
exploration of the public pool at the Sunday
Apartments in Southbank, shown in the Monash
University Paper Architecture exhibition.
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Johnny Boardman
His portfolio consists of a handmade album cover, a

digital cycling magazine, a cycling app and identity,
and packaging for a bottled water for claustrophobics
called 'Breathe'.
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After graduating in May 2015 from Shillington College,

Johnny Boardman walked straight into an internship at
Marque Brand Consultants. Boardmans portfolio boasts
a broad variety of work and style, showcasing a strong
set of skills both on and off the computer, coupled with
conceptual thinking.
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Josh Aucutt
Josh Aucutt completed a diploma of graphic design

and then went on to study the Bachelor of Visual
Communication at Monash University.
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During his studies at Monash, Aucutt chose to focus on

building skills in typography, and has since developed
a keen interest in this area of communication design.
Aucutt is motivated by having a strong conceptual basis
to any project he undertakes.
The projects submitted in this folio include branding

for a concept museum, a graphic response to an entry
in the Victorian Architecture Awards (a poster that
peels apart to replicate the process undertaken by the
builders) and an architecture exhibition identity.
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Kate Floro
With a background in interior design, Kate Floro wanted

to branch out and gain new skills. In three months at
Shillington College, Floro pushed herself conceptually
and approached every brief with enthusiasm.
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She has a strong natural aesthetic and experiments out

of her comfort zone.
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Louise Walker
Walker has worked on a variety of projects across her

portfolio and enjoys exploring different areas of design
such as illustration, publication design and branding.
Alongside her studies, Walker also worked as the

graphic designer for a collection of cafs and coffee
roasteries under the St Ali Family.
Her submission includes projects from university as

well as work for real clients such as Clement Coffee
Roasters and Sensory Lab.
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Louise Walker graduated last year from Monash

University in Visual Communication Design and
received the Most Outstanding Folio of the Year award.
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Miranda Mayne
'Dead Good' was a demographic-specific chocolate that

played with the idea that the product itself was perhaps
slightly illegal, or dangerous.
Maynes campaign for Sense Festival focuses on the

role that our senses play in making memories, and
Mayne created highly stimulating graphics to match.
'Head to Tail' was a commercial pet grooming company

with a healthy and holistic approach.
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Miranda Mayne attacks each brief with humility, brains

and a beautiful aesthetic, which comes through in her
diverse and polished portfolio.
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Priscilla Lynarko
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Priscilla Lynarko's portfolio contains candy packaging

aimed at the visually impaired as part of an awareness
campaign for Vision Australia, a MardiGras campaign
where X & Y meet, a handmade book cover and an
awareness campaign for palm oil products.
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Will Neill
He draws inspiration from different cultures and

the natural environment, applying these aspects to
design using a combination of intuition and modernist
principles. His folio of work demonstrates this,
incorporating pure or organic materials complemented
with bold colour and typography.
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Will Neill is a 24-year-old communication designer with

work in publication design, branding, photography, web
design and packaging. Neill is currently completing a
communication design Honours degree at Swinburne
University of Technology. Neills work aims to reveal the
essence of the subject or client, and contribute to the
world around us in a positive and complementary way.
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The Identity award recognises ingenious creation and/or

use of brand identity across multiple mediums, adhering
to a brief.
Judging considers concept and rationale, representation
of the brand in question, execution of the brief, and
power of communication in establishing or pushing the
brand and overall aesthetic craft.
Sponsored by
Ascui & Co. Architects Identity

Studio: Grosz Co.Lab
Client: Ascui & Co. Architects
This sequence was developed to be explored and
manipulated, and to reflect varying degrees of
dimensionality and, along with a suite of ever-changing
colour 'temperatures', to encourage ongoing evolution
of the brand through our and the clients own creative
contribution and experimentation.
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Anchored in the concept of 'process and possibility' the

flexible identity system created for the newly renamed
Ascui & Co. Architects celebrates the creative and
progressive nature of the practice. A visual language sequence grounded in architectural process and evolution
the transition from one state to the next was created
by morphing five initial forms found architecturally.
Identity // Sponsored by
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Lendlease Rebrand
Studio: Houston Group
Client: Lendlease
The brief was answered: a logo that is ahead of the
pack, celebrates the diversity and vibrancy of the
business, is clever, adaptive and stands confidently
among global peers.
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It's been 20 years since global property and

infrastructure provider Lendlease introduced its blue
canopy logo. A lot has changed since then, so the time
was ripe for a new identity to reflect its innovative,
diverse and ever-evolving business. We broadened the
colour palette, allowing a multitude of applications
across all touch points, granting ultimate flexibility and
diversity across projects, places and communities.
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Junction Restaurant
Studio: Seesaw
Client: Junction
Additional graphics reflect the curving line of the
river, the hunting and gathering of local people and
the traditional crafts of the area. Menus fuse branded
leather and spotted gum. Aprons were crafted from
canvas, leather and brass, referencing horse bridles. And
all printed material and signage feature copper detail.
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Junction is a bar and restaurant situated within the

Moama-Echuca district. Junction expands on the
concept of meeting points, of people, rivers, past and
present. The town and outback, regional tastes and
craft brews. An artist was commissioned to create
cement vessels that portray the sediment levels of the
Murray River.
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The Executive Index Identity

Studio: Self-titled
Client: The Executive Index
We brought this index to life as a playful and tangible
manifestation. This playfulness is explored in the
triplexed business cards, which can never be prised
open, and the website where the tabbed logo merely
changes the colour scheme.
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Having sold the recruitment business bearing his

name, the client was looking to re-enter the industry
in a subtle way that would not be seen as direct
competition. The Executive Index specialises in
sourcing hard-to-find executives, managers and
technical specialists. The name refers to a metaphorical
index of the connections and relationships formed over
30 years in the industry.
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Homecamp Identity
Studio: The Company You Keep
Client: Homecamp
Homecamp is an online retailer and manufacturer of
quality outdoor products.
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The brand aims to inspire Australians to explore the

great outdoors one weekend at a time, in stylish
comfort. The brand response connects nostalgic cues,
resulting in a monogram that instantly ties the brand to
the outdoors in an inviting manner, and easily applies

to a variety of disparate materials. The use of Souvenir
as a secondary font touches on the caravan era of the
70s to spark a new revival of weekend escapes. The
modern, user-focused website pairs the e-commerce
experience with the stories that the brand enables.
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Tusk Conservation Awards

Studio: The Partners
Client: Tusk Trust
We applied the visual language to the website,
event stage design, awards program and Land Roversponsored transport.
We also worked with the team to commission 50
traditional beaded wristbands in the brands signature
patterns. They were worn by nominees and celebrities
to raise awareness of the cause.
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We worked with the Tusk Trust, a non-profit

organisation that funds conservation in Africa, to
develop a brand that reflects the vision of the Trust.
We created a pattern that echoes African designs.
We constructed it out of the letters T-U-S-K. We
also created four unique patterns by repeating the
individual letters.
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The Illustration award recognises excellence in

traditional or digital illustration.
Both commercial and self-commissioned projects are
permitted. Judging considers adherence to a brief (where
relevant), ingenuity and originality.
Sponsored by
The Pigeon Project

Studio: Alphabet Studio
Client: JC Decaux
A series of over-sized pigeons interacting with other
tried and true messaging devices landed in Melbourne,
Sydney and Brisbane. Pigeonproject.com.au is an exercise in data collection, tracking audience and consumer
trends, inviting people to participate in an ongoing
conversation about the media around us.
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JC Decaux approached Alphabet to develop creative

that captured attention and enticed curiosity about its
new project. With the ultimate message carrier of outdoor media, it made perfect sense to acknowledge the
original pioneer of communication messaging from
medieval fables to modern warfare, the humble pigeon
has played its part in ensuring messages are received!
Illustration // Sponsored by
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Spicers Pacesetter
Studio: ERD
Client: Spicers Paper
The final presentation was creative yet cost-effective,
and has allowed Spicers to add and subtract from the
Pacesetter range without outdating the promotion.
Our Birds of Paradise resulted in a sales increase of
Pacesetter in the three months following the promotion;
a great result for Spicers.
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Spicers Pacesetter papers is a family and, just like many

others, it's a family of many talents, its incredibly
diverse and versatile. Offset, digital, and large format.
Uncoated, gloss, synthetic, adhesive and more. The
challenge was to create a promotion that was memorable, tactile and would showcase the range of opportunities that Pacesetter affords.
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Wise U
Studio: Headjam
Client: University of Newcastle
The University of Newcastle approached us to create
a set of illustrated characters that could talk to and
represent the highly diverse student body.
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These characters were designed to embody traits and

attributes that students would be able to relate to, and
were utilised through online audiovisual resource
modules to promote ethical behaviour within the

student community. The brief was to generate cultural
and behavioural change by promoting an increased
awareness of ethical decision-making among students
during their candidature. These positive messages have
influenced a change in attitudes, which students can
take with them into life outside studies.
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Production Artwork
Studio: The Sisters Hayes
Client: Malthouse Theatre
original imagery, which we heavily treated
hand-tinted, deconstructed, and collaged with paint,
graphics and found material.
The result shows intricate, multilayered pieces
reflective of the unique themes and tones within each
production, while functioning as a cohesive set through
rich, striking palettes.
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Malthouse Theatre is known for staging adventurous,

multidisciplinary work. We were commissioned to
create a cohesive suite of production artwork for its
2015 season spanning dance, theatre, exploratory
works and public programs. Our imagery had to reflect
Malthouse Theatres commitment to risk and rigour,
while being playful and adaptable for use. We worked
with photographer Andrew Gough and actors to capture
53::.
Womens Gold Medalists

Studio: Wendy Fox Design
This project is a celebration of female athletes, and

that no one body type is more capable or better than
another when it comes to competing at the most
prestigious levels of athleticism.
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This project is an infographic illustrating all 276 women

who won gold medals at the London Olympics. While
watching the London Olympics, I was fascinated by the
vast variety in body size and shape among the elite
female athletes. I was struck by an idea: wouldn't it be
interesting to line them all up? Womens Gold Medalists
became an exploration of how to do just that.
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The Interactive award recognises outstanding

communication through phone applications, digital
games and other forms of interactive design.
Judging considers concept, creativity, aesthetic craft
and functional delivery, considering limitations that the
chosen medium presents.
Sponsored by
Skin Deep
Studio: Betanarratives
McDougall's part, but also an all-consuming experience

to interact with involving Adobe HTML5 parallax
scrolling, mesmerising documentary-style film (by
Angeline Armstrong and Simon Gilberg), illustrated and
animated reinterpretations of real-life tattoos (by Meg
Gough-Brooks) and beautiful soundscapes (by Esmond
Angeles).
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New interactive narrative collective Betanarratives

launched its first piece 'Skin Deep' in collaboration with
the Digital Writers Festival 2015. Skin Deep is about
how how tattoos permanent marks in an age of impermanence can represent the desire to control the
uncontrollable. The finished piece is not only a feat of
beautifully sensitive and inquisitive writing on Brendan
Interactive // Sponsored by
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Okee In Medical Imaging

Studio: Conduct
Client: Royal Childrens Hospital
Medical procedures and tests can be scary and daunting
for children and their parents. We worked to deliver a
fun and immersive game for children that takes them
on an engaging journey, building the skills necessary to
cope with their impending procedures.
The app is expected to significantly reduce procedural

anxiety. Results will be formally released by RCH when
the research project is completed.
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The app is designed to educate parents and children on

the procedures, machines and processes involved with
each procedure.
It provides hints and insights to parents along the way

on how to maximise their childs preparation.
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The Boat
Studio: SBS, Matt Huynh
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The Boat is an interactive graphic novel set after the

fall of Saigon. Based on the acclaimed story by Nam Le,
this urgent and immediate comic presents unavoidable
connections to challenges for today's asylum seekers
and refugees. Sumi-e inspired illustration meets WebGL
animation, in a branching, long-scroll format.
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The Motion award recognises excellence in the use

of traditional and/or digital motion design including
animation, stop motion, post-production, VFX and CGI.
Judging considers concept, technical skill, creativity and
accurate execution of the brief (where relevant).
Sponsored by
Analogue/Digital 2015 Titles

Studio: Bigfish
Client: Analogue/Digital
Our approach combined hand-rendered 'sketches' with
glitchy effects, while each scene contains embellishments reflective of that speaker and his or her personal
methodology. Audio was also composed by Bigfish,
ensuring synergy between audio and visual.
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In 2015, Analogue/Digital approached Bigfish with an

open brief to create titles for its event. Our concept
explores 'idea formation' the haphazard process of
making mistakes, celebrating accidents and letting
good ideas rise to the top.
Motion // Sponsored by
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Double-Blind No. 1
Studio: Cutting Edge
Client: The Double-Blind Experiments
independently to produce unique VFX shots,
experimenting with different creative styles and
techniques. The shots were edited back together
with the intention of producing a creative, visually
interesting piece with no planned narrative.
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Five VFX artists set out to test the theory that a fineart technique relying on chance could be applied to a
motion piece. With no script or storyboards, the artists
collaborated on shoot day, each with a few ideas for
framing and action. After the shoot, the artists selected
their preferred shots from the footage, then worked
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Act For Kids

Client: Publicis Mojo
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The brief was to animate the story of Riley and his

sister: two children who, after suffering abuse, are now
on the road to recovery thanks to the help of Act For
Kids. The campaign is designed to raise awareness and
encourage donations.
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Semi-Permanent 2015 Opening Titles

Studio: Raoul Marks
Client: Semi-Permanent
The titles have been met with international acclaim
being featured on Vimeos Staff Picks and numerous
design publications.
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These are the opening titles for Semi-Permanent 2015.

A surreal trip. An allegory for the creative process and
growth of an individual. From birth, to individuation,
to criticality and finally to finding ones own creative
space. Or, if preferred, just some fun times floating
through the void.
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The Little Death Title Sequence

Studio: Scott Geersen
Client: The Little Death / Josh Lawson
The sequence rapidly summarises the concept of
'la petite mort', gives an overview of the fetishes in
the film, introduces us to cast and crew, skims over
some case studies, features some clues from the
storyline, and has a lot of fun with some potentially
difficult material.
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The director wanted titles that were both serious

and comedic, risqu, but awkward, for a film that is
provocative, emotional, thoughtful, a bit weird and
blackly hilarious all at once! The challenge of succinctly
conveying such a complicated combination of emotions
was answered by referencing the sincere awkwardness
of a sex-ed textbook.
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Pause Festival 2015 Promo

Studio: Tooth & Claw
Client: Pause Festival
We tried to achieve this by pushing the atmospheric
angle and using a mixture of offsite images, Pause idents
and portrait shots to get to the heart of the festival.
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We were given free rein to promote Pause Festival in

any way that we wanted. Having done a number of
festival coverage videos in the past we were keen to try
and push the boundaries a little. The challenging part of
covering what is essentially a conference, is making the
motion seem dynamic and atmospheric.
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MMW 2014 Promo

Studio: Tooth & Claw
Client: City of Melbourne
We were very excited to embark on this project.
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We have filmed the festival coverage for Melbourne

Music Week for a number of years, but this is the
first pre-festival promo weve completed for them.
Promoting a whole suite of artists for a festival in a
video is always aesthetically challenging, as a long list

of names can be a bit boring to watch and historically
a lot of promoters have come up with creative ways
of tackling that. This entry is our contribution to that
challenge.
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The Packaging award recognises the aesthetic appeal

and outstanding function of packaging design.
Judging considers the visual and creative impact, handling and use, commercial/consumer influence, environmental impact, ease of manufacture/assembly/use and
adherence to a brief.
Sponsored by
Coffee Bird Single Origin Packaging

Studio: Creative Order
Client: Omar & the Marvellous Coffee Bird
In design, the focus was on the tactile experience: matt
black contrasting with copper foil lettering, the simple
twist to separate the seal, the tube dividing perfectly in
half and gliding open to unveil the artwork within, and
the coffee aroma as the ultimate reward.
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Omar & the Marvellous Coffee Bird is a boutique coffee

roaster in Melbourne's south-east that has forged a
reputation for quality without compromise. Asked to
create a sophisticated packaging solution for its highgrade single origin coffee that was recyclable, easy to
use and cost-effective, we knew that the paper tube
would be perfect.
Packaging // Sponsored by
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Haymes Paint Commercial Kit

Studio: Nexus Designs
Client: Haymes Paint
folders where you can add and store your favourite
colours. Each colourful range is depicted as a 'colour
splash' reinforcing the varied colour palettes stored in
the box.
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Nexus Designs graphics was asked by Haymes Paint

to design a promotional tool specifically for the
commercial market to present its new colour range in
a functional, usable and friendly manner. The result a
brilliantly coloured box containing a range of coloured
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Gage Roads Brewing Co. Packaging

Studio: Swear Words
Client: Gage Roads Brewing Co.
Tasked with the mission of reuniting the Gage Roads
brand with its home of Fremantle, we set about
revitalising this dated brand and reconnecting it with
the coastline and Western Australian lifestyle.
Inspired by iconic landmarks and the vernacular of

marine typography, colour and symbol, we have created
a fresh look that speaks as much about contemporary
craft as it does about its spiritual home by the ocean.
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A new master brand design and a full redesign of the

entire product range ensued.
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Beerenberg Dessert Sauces

Studio: Tiny Hunter
Client: The Beerenberg Family Farm
Beerenberg introduced a new premium offering called
The Signature Collection. Part of this collection was
the new range of dessert sauces. To convey the artistry
behind these new products we explored the world of
fine art.
The idea being that by using these exquisite new dessert

sauces you will make your own dessert a work of art.
These patterns were then printed with a foil base and
overlaid with a spot colour to create a rich metallic effect.
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This lead to the development of a range of patterns

inspired by various styles of art: art deco, modernism,
traditional Persian.
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The Photography award recognises self-commissioned,

creative and commercial work.
Judging considers art direction, composition, fulfilment of
the brief (where relevant) and aesthetic craft.
Sponsored by
Chroma
Insomnia
Studio: Ben Thomas
Zdar, Caroline Bourgeois and Barbara Casasola)

in Tuscany, Italy. He shot the series in Hong Kong,
Shanghai, London, Paris, Rome, Milan and throughout
Tuscany.
The Insomnia series depicts a dreamscape of tension, in

the isolated expanse of the moonlit Joshua Tree desert.
Bathed in soft light, the identities of the subjects
as individuals become dwarfed against the ancient
landscape and infinite backdrop of space.
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Chroma is a new series for artist/photographer Ben

Thomas (Melbourne, Australia). In a hyper-real manner,
Chroma depicts the cities and urban areas we live in,
deconstructed through the use of colour. Thomas shot
Chroma while on a two-month artist residency at the
Villa Lena Foundation (board members RZA, Philippe
Studio: Mark Lobo Photography
Photography // Sponsored by
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Handy
Studio: Mark Lobo Photography
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The Handy series focuses on featuring creative people

in a less conventional way, by simply showcasing how
they use their hands in their craft. Rather than simply
presenting the subject themselves, the series hides the
subject behind the backdrop, allowing their hands and
the work that they create to tell the story of the person
behind the scenes.
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Secretly Susan
Pink
Studio: Phebe Schmidt
Studio: Prue Stent
Client: Sui Zhen

Eats the right things. Completes all the exercises. But
something has her feeling trapped. As pieces of her
memory fade away, so does the woman she once was.
This photograph captures Susan trapped behind a mask
of artificiality.
Prue Stents photography appropriates common

icons of beauty and desirability into unknown and
uncomfortable settings. Her Pink series reimagines
the female form into a new plain of hyper-femininity.
Stents pink universe is one in which the woman is
exceptional, her form transcends traditional power
structures of phallic brutality, instead sublimating
the pure power of self-expressive freedom to look

down on our comparatively monotone world with
remarkably compassionate eyes. Her photography
dissolves borders between good and bad, ugly and
beautiful, so that we might see as she does. Stents
work kindly initiates its viewer into a brighter world of
transcendental beauty.
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Sui Zhen is a Melbourne-based musician and together

we are developing a fictional character called Susan,
who will appear in a photographic series, in videos and
on album covers. Susan is the manifestation of metadata and her personality has been cultivated from the
collective anxieties, hopes and dreams of the digital
public. Susan has her routines.
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Gold Coast
Studio: Ying Ang
This is a tale of a place that laid the flawed foundation

of its character upon a mirage of tranquility.
Within the tyranny of this Lynchian landscape, I became

a reluctant witness to more crimes than I knew the
names of by the time I was old enough to leave.
Its about our perception of safety and danger within

the architecture of our built environment. It is about the
beautiful lies sold and bought here every day.
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I was raised on the taste of lawnmower fumes in the air

and the dark gleam of perpetually circling crows.
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The Print Commercial award recognises outstanding

design for a printed project that adheres to a
commercial brief.
Judging considers design excellence, execution of the
brief, the power of the communication, and innovative
use of the print medium in production of the final piece
including the application of special
finishes, formats etc.
Sponsored by
Belvoir 2015 Season Brochure

Studio: Alphabet Studio
Client: Belvoir Theatre
No other company in the sector looks or feels like
Belvoir. It owns the space. This is maintained across
brand positioning, precise consideration of format,
stocks, language and visual interpretation of overall
offer. Belvoir continues to enjoy unprecedented
success, touring its productions internationally.
The Shortlists
The core piece of marketing collateral each season

for arts companies seeking yearly subscriptions is
the season brochure. A highly competitive sector,
most season brochures are in the market at the same
time. Employing strict typographic structure, palette
and image-making approach, 12 portraits were
commissioned to market a diverse and eclectic season.
Print Commercial // Sponsored by
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The Fat Duck

Studio: Crown Studio
Client: VIP International
Two pieces of coloured stock were sandwich-mounted
onto black artboard. The back of the invitation was
diecut with three egg shapes to reveal the black
layer beneath.
The invitation used stock matching The Fat Duck

pantone with the logos in a black foil.
The cookbook was wrapped in a black stock with a

folded pocket to house the invitation.
The Shortlists
The brief was to create a gift box using The Fat Duck
and Crown branding. Designed to sit on a bookshelf
with the logos on the spine, the invitation and gift
cookbook are housed in a pull-out drawer.
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Embryo 2014
The Shortlists
The brief was to create a vinyl cover for a promotional

piece to be sent to all Cutting Edge clients.
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Spicers Pacesetter
Studio: ERD
Client: Spicers Paper
Spicers Pacesetter papers is a family and, just like many
others, it's a family of many talents, it's incredibly
diverse and versatile. Offset, digital, and large format.
Uncoated, gloss, synthetic, adhesive
and more.
Our Birds of Paradise resulted in a sales increase

of Pacesetter in the three months following the
promotion, a great result for Spicers.
The Shortlists
The challenge was to create a promotion that was

memorable, tactile and would showcase the range of
opportunities that Pacesetter affords.
The final presentation was creative yet cost-effective,

and has allowed Spicers to add and subtract from the
Pacesetter range without outdating the promotion.
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Bouncing Back
Studio: Hatch Creative
Client: Hanover Welfare Services and City of Port Phillip
These messages require an engaging and non-threatening
approach. Our simple illustrative style presents important
information in an accessible resource, for distribution
amongst Hanover Welfare Services clients. The booklet
exceeded expectations of both the professionals and their
clients, and has been re-printed three times.
The Shortlists
Bouncing Back is designed for parents and children who

have experienced family violence. The booklet contains
strategies for staying safe, and advice on bouncing back
from the physical and emotional toll family violence
can have. To present positive messages, the booklet
includes games and activities for parents and children
to play together, to form stronger connections.
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Stuart OGrady Cycling Collateral

Studio: Kid You Not
Client: Stuart OGrady
Letterpressing on uncoated cotton stock gives OGradys
stationery a classic handcrafted finish. Gloss silver
foiling is used throughout for contrast and to give the
impression of premium quality.
We took inspiration from cycling and OGrady's tailored

services to represent the nature of the business itself:
premium, individual, bespoke and hand crafted.
Posters feature his famous quote in custom hand

lettering, and are printed on premium uncoated stock
with gloss silver foil.
The Shortlists
Stuart OGrady is one of Australias most famous

professional cyclists. Our opportunity was to develop
an identity and collateral that connects fans to OGrady
through his new business, Stuart OGrady Cycling.
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The Executive Index

Studio: Self-titled
Client: The Executive Index
We brought this index to life as a playful and tangible
manifestation. In an industry where meeting new
people is an everyday occurrence, a great business card
can help make that all-important first impression. In this
solution, three die-cut coloured stocks were randomly
ordered and glued.
The Shortlists
Having sold the recruitment business bearing his

name, the client was looking to re-enter the industry
in a subtle way that would not be seen as direct
competition. The name The Executive Index refers
to a metaphorical index of the connections and
relationships formed over 30 years in the industry.
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Malthouse Theatre, 2015 Season Brochure

Studio: Studio Jane & The Sisters Hayes Hayes
Client: Malthouse Theatre
Malthouse Theatre required a season brochure
that highlighted its diverse suite of multidisciplinary
productions, communicated its brand strategy of
reveal, and embodied its commitment to risk and
rigour in art making.
The cover was designed with a deboss, foil and short

fold, to provide tactile engagement that leads to a bold,
colourful collage a taste of the season to be revealed
within.
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A collaboration between two studios, the resulting

brochure is full of striking production artwork exploring
the central themes of each work, using the assemblage
of hand-tinted photographs, painted and found imagery

to reflect the hand-crafted, multilayered nature of
theatre making.
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The Print Creative award recognises outstanding design of

a printed project that is not limited by a commercial brief.
Judging considers design excellence, the power of the
communication, and innovative use of the print medium in
production of the final piece including the application of
special finishes, formats etc.
Sponsored by
3MBS 2015 Brahms Marathon

Studio: ERD
Client: 3MBS
The Shortlists
This explorative artwork and campaign from ERD expresses

Brahms wide spectrum of musical styles, ranging from
dreamy and melancholy to fast and fiery, presented at the
3MBS one-day marathon of live music.
Print Creative // Sponsored by
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Clothbound
Studio: i2i Design
Client: Murdoch Books
The Shortlists
The brief for Clothbound was to work collaboratively

with the author Julie Paterson to design a beautiful and
tactile book reflecting her creative process, character and
Cloth Fabric's most significant designs. The cover cloths
are hand printed, and each book is covered in different
sections of the yardage, so no two covers are identical.
The bellyband was designed to facilitate this concept.
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International Student Guide

Studio: Insider Guides / Insider Foundry
Client: The City of Melbourne / Insider Guides
From a creative standpoint, we have have tried to
bring the adventure of moving to a new city to the
forefront, while at the same time presenting complicated
administrative information in an easily consumable
format.
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Insider Guides equip international students with

information about how to enjoy their new home, and
not just survive. They are free, A5 annual guidebooks
that we print for Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane,
Perth, Canberra and one for offshore distribution.
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Rediscovering
Studio: Konstantin Eremenko
Client: FHNW HGK Visual Communication Institute,
Basel School of Design
All elements are placed in chronological order of
how humanity discovered them. All colours belong to
specific element categories and are printed (except
black) by silkscreen.
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Rediscovering is a book project based on a visual

interpretation of the periodic system of elements and
periodic law. The idea of this project is to create a
visual transformation of knowledge from one system to
another, from the table to the book.
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Choice Cuts Australia

Studio: Lauren Messina
Choice Cuts Australia is an annual report for a fictional

meat company. The design is inspired by the rawness
of meat, incorporating hand bound coptic stitch and an
innovative use of typical meat industry packaging.
A range of applications were explored to complement

the annual report: stickers, a stamp and an apron made
receiving the final package a personable and intriguing
experience.
The Shortlists
The project experiments with different paper stocks

including real butchers paper, using a strict colour
scheme and strong typographic choices to tie the

theme together.
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This award recognises excellence in printed graphics and

displays for the purpose of signage, large-scale posters,
wayfinding, exhibition graphics, installations, interiors, retails
displays and shopfronts.
Judging considers effectiveness, innovation, use of materials,
consideration of spatial context and aesthetic craft.
Sponsored by
UoM Faculty of Architecture Wayfinding

Studio: Bro North
Client: University of Melbourne Faculty of Architecture
The signage was detailed with the intention that unless
a user was looking for information to guide them, the
signage would disappear into the fabric of the building.
Visible only when needed, and as a shifting graphic
through the use of moray patterns, the signage system
would be both unobtrusive and dynamic.
The Shortlists
The wayfinding and environmental graphics for the

University of Melbourne's Faculty of Architecture,
Building and Planning aims to respond to the notion
of a living building by providing a responsive, shifting
aesthetic. We developed a series of patterns for the
faade design, which create a range of moray effects as
the user moves past the signage.
Signage & Display // Sponsored by
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Baowie
Studio: Studio Equator
Client: Baowie
Baowie, a traditional Chinese eatery, has made its
mark on the street food industry with creative signage
display's throughout its interior.
The Shortlists
After being approached, the designers developed a

creative identity and interior design. Taking the brand
literally, the designers produced an iconic signage
display of the brand name in the interior of the eatery.
Using the traditional Chinese bamboo dumpling

steamers to create separate letters, the signage display
has a direct impact on the interior design, and creates
an iconic theme that flows throughout the identity.
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10-Cent Coin
Studio: Paper Moose
Client: City of Sydney
The City of Sydney needed to draw attention to the
reverse vending machines being installed in Sydney's
CBD.
We created a large 10-cent coin sculpture made out of

1500 recycled water bottles, which was placed out the
front of Customs House, Circular Quay.
The Shortlists
The aim of the project was to help raise awareness of

Since the campaign, the rebate has been approved in
recycling in NSW and to put pressure on the government NSW and a 10-cent rebate is now currently being put
to pass the 10-cent rebate on bottles and cans.
in place.
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Fonda Hawthorn
Studio: Wildhen Design
Client: Fonda
Working intensively with Fonda, we created unique
signage, as well as the interior profile: wall and floor
murals, above bar shelving installation, and hanging artwork, giving this new Fonda a personality all of its own.
The Shortlists
As Fonda continues to grow, we continue to help the

brand evolve. The food has always been able to speak
for itself, which is why weve always steered clear of
clichs in our design. The fourth Fonda on the scene
Hawthorn, on busy Glenferrie Road is no different.
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Combi
Client: Combi
The gypsy, surf lifestyle that the owners once lived
was the major influence for the direction of the design,
display copy and signage execution. It is very much a
reflection of their personality and values, as well as
the organic and raw produce they serve.
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Wildhen developed the interior display artwork and

signage for Combi, a health food caf located in Elwood.
Although the caf opened in 2014, Combi Coffee was
established in 2008, originally sold from an old Kombi
van at music and arts festivals across Australia.
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Fonda Flinders Lane

Client: Fonda
Each venue is a chance to explore more of this culture
while avoiding what's expected of a Mexican venue. The
Flinders Lane space allows for a mature incarnation of
the brand, catering to the inner-city customer.
The Shortlists
When Fonda decided to make the big move to Flinders

Lane for its third restaurant, we were on hand for the
signage and interior profile: wall murals, neon and flora
details. Fonda is a quickly growing chain of fast, casual
Mexican dining experiences located in Melbourne,
Australia inspired by Mexico's festive culture.
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The Type award recognises excellence in either display or

text typography, the treatment of logotype and design of
a typeface.
Judging considers adherence to a brief (where relevant),
ingenuity, originality and complement to the project as a
whole (where relevant).
Sponsored by
INTGRS
Studio: Dylan McDonough
Client: Cluny McCullagh
Shapes reminiscent of garments are included subtly as
starting points for use, but ultimately there is no right
or wrong way to experience INTGRS. Winner of a 2015
Certificate of Typographic Excellence from The Type
Directors Club, New York.
The Shortlists
Experimental typography and layout design for fashion

designer Cluny McCullagh, INTGRS is a tool kit that uses
the language, objects and images of fashion to facilitate
the embodied practice of design. From the layout of the
text to the ambiguity of the objects, the user is asked to
physically engage their body at every possible 'reading'
or experience of the kit.
Typography, Logotype & Type Desgin // Sponsored by
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Baowie
Studio: Studio Equator
Client: Baowie
Taking inspiration from the round dumpling steamers
used for the signage, the typography was generated
from this, made into a digital version of the letters and
left in a white scheme for use on collateral and the
overall design.
The Shortlists
Baowie, a traditional Chinese eatery, has made its

mark on the street food industry with creative signage
displays throughout its interior. After being approached,
the designers developed a creative identity and
interior design. From the development of the interior,
Baowie's typography was creatively generated from the
inspiration of the brand and large-scale signage.
149::.
Stuart OGrady Cycling

Studio: Kid You Not
Client: Stuart OGrady
past and present, in terms of cycling logos. A custom
condensed sans typeface and a trademark depicting a
twisting mountain road support the logotype. OGradys
famous Paris-Roubaix quote is drawn in hand-lettered
type referencing the ferocious speed and rough roads
of the race he won in 2007.
The Shortlists
Stuart O'Grady is one of Australias most celebrated

professional cyclists. We developed an identity that
connects fans to OGrady through his new business,
Stuart O'Grady Cycling. Typography is the key device
used throughout the identity and collateral. Inspired
by the custom-made nature of OGrady's business, we
handcrafted a script logotype that references the
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Terms And Visuals

This poster was created for the course 'Terms and
Visuals at FHNW HGK Visual Communication Institute,
Basel School of Design.
For increasing such effect, the poster has been printed

in white ink on black paper.
The Shortlists
The project was based on negative and positive

approaches for making a structure with different types
and hierarchical layers of information.
A crucial point of the poster is the relationship

between foreground and background, intersection and
penetration, overflow and switching from one form to
another, forming a game of spaces on a surface.
153::.
Lecture Series FS 2014

Each flyer consists of two parts: basic typographic structure with general information about all lectures (black
colour) and an overprinted an part for current events.
The Shortlists
This project was created for a lecture series about

typography, organised by Prof. Philipp Stamm at FHNW
HGK Visual Communication Institute, Basel School of
Design.
The main purpose was to show information about all
lectures included in the series.
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5 Powerful Ways
Studio: Like Minded Studio & The Explainers
Client: The Royals & White Pages
Like Minded Studio & The Explainers were commissioned by The Royals to produce a series of six animated films for White Pages helping to explain the benefits
of their digital products to prospective customers.
The series was intended as a sales tool, but also as an

information piece. The self-contained individual scenes
allow the videos to be edited for TVCs while keeping
the humour, charm and clarity.
The Shortlists
We worked with renowned typographer Luca Ionescu

(Like Minded Studio) to bring his type to life and then
created animated scenarios around them.
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Lynx Dark & Gold

Studio: Like Minded Studio
Client: Soap
The creative process spanned traditional hand-drawn
sketches and 2D and 3D computer generated artwork
ultimately producing a pair of intricate 3D printed
sculptures that let the artist express his signature style.
An embellished print poster was also created.
The Shortlists
To commemorate the release of Lynx's new Dark & Gold

Temptation daily fragrances, this creative explored
the theme of temptation, using the newly-designed
bodyspray cans as a canvas.
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Q&AMP
Studio: Like Minded Studio
Client: Collider Film Design
We were commissioned in collaboration with Andrew
van der Westhuyzen to design a series of sculptural
typographic headlines.
The Shortlists
The process led to exploring large sculptural installations

designed to look as though they could function as working
art. Each construction portrays a question revealed
through a series of choreographed mechanisms.
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The Website award recognises outstanding web design

and functional web projects for any purpose.
Judging considers all aspects of the website design
including form and functionality, usability and
accessibility, and unique use of the medium.
Sponsored by
St Jeromes, The Hotel

Studio: Aer Design
Client: Get Notorious
page slider utilising the angle in motion. Digital
strategy was also considered with social media being
incorporated on the site in place of a blog.
The final result is a modern, elegant and intuitive
design paired with responsive functionality and fully
customised CMS.
The Shortlists
We were approached by Get Notorious to create an

engaging website showcasing its exciting new concept
of a luxury campground located atop the Melbourne
Central roof. The unique camping experience is featured
through the use of full-screen slides to completely
immerse the user. Brand elements are also accentuated
through both design and functionality, with the home
Website // Sponsored by
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Concrete Playground
Studio: Canvas Group
Client: Concrete Playground
Concrete Playground brings curated cultural content to
style-conscious readers in Australia and New Zealand.
The Shortlists
Navigation systems encourage exploration; for

those with a destination in mind, extensive search
and filtering options ensure immediacy. The site
extends Concrete Playground's authoritative written
communication to a visual language of equal calibre.
It's a big kid's playground that now enjoys over a million

visits each month with traffic more than doubling
since pre-launch. Concrete Playground also has 51,000
Facebook likes.
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Planex
Studio: Evolution 7
Client: Planex
The result: a timeless, sophisticated site with an
advanced search and highly visual treatment, making
discovery straightforward and easy. The striking
navigation and clean, crisp design beautifully captures
the organisations unique offering, ensuring the user
can immediately identify with the brand, products and
projects of Planex.
The Shortlists
Planex is a specialist Australian designer and

manufacturer of high-end commercial and storage
furniture. We were engaged to craft a website that
showcases its unique product range, as well as
providing a streamlined and elegant way of revealing
the detailed technical specs of each item.
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What's On Sydney
Studio: Frank Digital
Client: City of Sydney
What's On Sydney is a unique digital platform for
Sydneysiders and tourists alike to discover the best
events in Sydney.
Using a bespoke API framework to serve content, the

website is secure and responsive across all platforms
and devices.
The Shortlists
We designed a site with all users in mind. Not only is

this a site that showcases all the wonderful events in
the City of Sydney, it is also a platform to engage the
community to submit events, further adding to the
vibrancy of Sydney.
Features of the website include both a grid-style and

map-view user interface, with advanced search
capabilities and an integrated content management
system.
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Josephmark Studio Website

Studio: Josephmark
Josephmark, a digital ventures practice, launched the

current design of its own website in May 2015.
The site launched with a specially-created, raw and

emotive video that serves as an 'about' section.
The Shortlists
Featuring explorative and unique interaction of

projects, seamless animations and transitions, and
a minimalist and elegant interface, the site neatly
encapsulates the spirit and values of the company.
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KeepCup Reuse Revolution HQ

Studio:Thick
Client: KeepCup
Reuse Revolution HQ is an online platform designed to
encourage continuing use of reusable coffee cups. With
500 million disposable cups sent to landfill every year,
many people don't realise every takeaway cup ends up
in landfill, recycled or not.
It's got cool animations, gamification, live graphs and a

cute little KeepCup character.
The Shortlists
The platform helps individuals, small businesses, large

businesses and universities to understand the realworld environmental benefit of using a KeepCup.
We conceptualised, designed and built the site to help

people measure the environmental impact of regular
KeepCup use.
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Thick Studio Website

Studio: Thick
The final site features beautiful custom photography

from all our projects, custom illustrations, flexible
typography backed up by type responsiveness
algorithms, a smart menu button designed for thumbs
(on mobile), engaging long-form case studies, and studio
essays for a broad audience. Now, only months after
launch, newsletter subscription numbers have tripled.
The Shortlists
We designed and built the Thick website in a series of

short sprints over the course of a month. As our projects
involve many hours of 'behind-the-scenes' work, we
created a website that focuses heavily on presenting
in-depth case studies that communicate the breadth of
our thinking, across devices.
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Thanks!
First and foremost, the team at desktop and the Create
Design Awards would like to give a loud shout of thanks
to our sponsors both new and ongoing for supporting
the Create Design Awards, and for championing our
design community.
During the submissions process for this, the 11th
annual Create Design Awards, we watched every
day with much excitement as parcels upon parcels
arrived at the desktop office. It was a stellar year for
submissions, and it is the work inside those parcels and
inside this ebook that the awards are here to celebrate.
So thank you to all the entrants from home and abroad,
for taking pride in your work and presenting it with
so much care, and for contributing to this collection
that showcases the professionalism and spirit of
your industry. And thank you to our 2015 panel of
jurors for lending your expertise, your wisdom, your
thoughtfulness and humour to the process.
To the people behind the scenes working tirelessly (in
particular to our deputy online editor and production
manager Jamuna Raj and our dedicated volunteers),
please know that all your efforts are so appreciated.
Before I get too carried away right now, weve got an
awards show to throw! Join us on 29 October for the
celebration. To all the shortlisted studios and clients,
best of luck. Heres to you.
Katia Pase
It's a night about celebrating all things design!

Now in its 11th year, the Create Design Awards party night
will begin with a theatre-style award presentation hosted
by Tom Ballard, where we will announce the winning
projects in each of our 12 categories as well as the
coveted Project Of The Year.
The award ceremony will then be followed by food, drinks
and much, much dancing.
Bring your friends, your creative teams and your clients,
and come celebrate with us. We promise to keep the
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The Emerging Talent award is bestowed upon a student

It was a steep learning curve, but his natural aptitude

Finn Murphy worked as an electrician for many

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Emerging Talent // Sponsored by Shillington

Wild is a print and digital magazine about odd subject

Jess Xuan graduated with a Bachelor of Visual

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Emerging Talent // Sponsored by Shillington

His portfolio consists of a handmade album cover, a

After graduating in May 2015 from Shillington College,

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Emerging Talent // Sponsored by Shillington

Josh Aucutt completed a diploma of graphic design

During his studies at Monash, Aucutt chose to focus on

The projects submitted in this folio include branding

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Emerging Talent // Sponsored by Shillington

With a background in interior design, Kate Floro wanted

She has a strong natural aesthetic and experiments out

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Emerging Talent // Sponsored by Shillington

Walker has worked on a variety of projects across her

Alongside her studies, Walker also worked as the

Her submission includes projects from university as

Louise Walker graduated last year from Monash

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Emerging Talent // Sponsored by Shillington

'Dead Good' was a demographic-specific chocolate that

Maynes campaign for Sense Festival focuses on the

'Head to Tail' was a commercial pet grooming company

Miranda Mayne attacks each brief with humility, brains

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Emerging Talent // Sponsored by Shillington

Priscilla Lynarko's portfolio contains candy packaging

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Emerging Talent // Sponsored by Shillington

He draws inspiration from different cultures and

Will Neill is a 24-year-old communication designer with

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Emerging Talent // Sponsored by Shillington

The Identity award recognises ingenious creation and/or

Ascui & Co. Architects Identity

Anchored in the concept of 'process and possibility' the

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