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On Print
ANZ Online Shareholder Review
careers.realestate.com.au
SafeZone Film Festival
Environmental Graphics – Folio Update

On Print

(This article originally appeared in The Big Issue Australia #366)

As long as I can remember, I’ve worked in a world where the conventional wisdom has been that print is dying. If you listen to a lot of pundits (mostly online pundits, naturally) you’ll hear that print is already dead; it just doesn’t know it yet.

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ANZ Online Shareholder Review

We’re exceptionally proud of our work on the 2009 ANZ Online Shareholder Review, which has attracted a lot of attention from Australia’s publicly-listed firms. See more at the site, or in the folio section of our website. If you’d like to talk to us about how we built powerful and valuable online reports, just get in touch. We’re keen to talk to you.

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careers.realestate.com.au

We’ve recently begun working with Australian Online Property giants realestate.com.au. Our first completed project for them is the design of their new careers website. Take a look at the site, and remember – they’re hiring!

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SafeZone Film Festival

Of all of the ways to encourage young Australians to moderate their drinking, a film competition is certainly one of the most innovative ideas. That’s exactly what  our client

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Environmental Graphics – Folio Update

Our work in branded communications covers a huge spectrum of work – we’re always making sure our clients’ brand work well in any application. With that in mind, we’ve just added more work to our folio section. If you’re interested in seeing what we’ve done in environmental graphics and placefeel, this is the place to look.

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Graphic design's credibility problem

One of the problems with the client/designer relationship is that most designers don’t take the time to get interested in what their clients do. They spend so much time thinking as designers that they worry too much about looks, and not enough about results and substance.

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