Just a quick note to let you fine people know what I’ve been doing. I’m still working on the SEMF rebrand, up there (bottom left) is a glimpse of the new mobile site. The brand will be launched at the beginning of the financial year. I can’t wait to show it off, a lot of work has gone into creating a simplified, cleaner brand for them.
I was lucky enough to be approached by a very delightful bakery/cafe, Hausfrau. I’m in the process of refining their branding and soon enough will be creating their very first website! The image above (top image) is where we’re at with the logo. They make really great food and even better coffee - check them out on Urbanspoon for now.
The Fred Hollows Foundation gave me a call to design some invitations and printed material for their latest exhibition. It’s really lovely to work with an organisation that’s doing such great work, not to mention the great photographers whose work I get to admire.
And, just because I enjoy punishing myself, I have decided to redesign my own website! The image above (bottom right) is a glimpse of the new design. Mr Tom Bryan is in the process of developing it. It should be alive and kicking sometime in June, so keep an eye on www.jacinabox.com.au. The times they are a-changin’.
So, that’s me… in a nutshell… at the moment. Thanks for reading.
Hooroo!
I’ve been a tad quiet of late, I know. Apologies!
I’ve been working on a very time-consuming/rewarding/exhausting/exciting project. I’m rebranding a fairly large engineering company, SEMF. Absolutely everything is being redesigned/refined; branding, website, internal and external communications - you name it, it’s changing.
Neha Kale is looking after the copywriting and Small Studio are looking after the development. It’s great to be able to work with people whose work I respect. Do have a look at their sites when you have a chance.
It’s looking like it’s going to be a very successful rebrand. Very much looking forward to showing you the finished product!
Part 2 in a series, Companionless Concepts.
These concepts were created for a Sydney based podcast. The first three are a few of the original ideas that never saw the light of day, the last colour logo is the one that was used by the client. Although the ‘ribbon’ concept was my personal favourite, I wasn’t unhappy with the end result.
