Archive for the ‘Our Work’ Category

Change the Way You See Your World.
Where do you start when cre­at­ing an invi­ta­tion to an event fea­tur­ing Edward de Bono the inven­tor of the terms ‘lat­eral think­ing’ and the grand father of cre­ative busi­ness in thinking?

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The Cra­dle is a best of breed, 5 star lux­ury hos­pi­tal ded­i­cated to moth­ers giv­ing birth. As a spe­cial­ist mater­nity hos­pi­tal The Cra­dle auto­mat­i­cally car­ries strong clin­i­cal asso­ci­a­tions, there-for the role of the visual iden­tity as to clearly dif­fer­en­ti­ate The Cra­dle as the pre­mium, 5 star hos­pi­tal­ity brand within its mar­ket­place. The visual lan­guage from brand­mark to pho­to­graphic style, from design lay­out and grids to pro­duc­tion tech­niques is informed by the brand iden­tity visual cues of pre­mium hotels and health spas. These rich visual cues are aimed at con­nect­ing with the pre­mium ‘parents-to-be’ mar­ket who wish to have access to the high­est pos­si­ble stan­dard of clin­i­cal care, be pam­pered in lux­ury dur­ing birth recov­ery, and are happy and will­ing to pay a price pre­mium for that.

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On Sun­day after­noon I had the plea­sure of head­ing to Healesville in the beau­ti­ful Yarra Val­ley to present a cheque to our Art with Heart 2010 ben­e­fi­ciary – Worawa Abo­rig­i­nal Col­lege. Art with Heart is our annual art exhi­bi­tion that raises money for dif­fer­ent organ­i­sa­tions, it started as a way for us to com­bine our cre­ative tal­ents as brand design­ers with our belief that we should each play a part in mak­ing the world a bet­ter place.

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Spud­bar was founded in Mel­bourne in 2000, born out of a frus­tra­tion at the lack of a healthy, great tast­ing, healthy feed that was quick, con­ve­nient and value for money. It has been on a mis­sion from day one, to cre­ate a new cat­e­gory of food offer that fuses nat­ural good­ness and big flavours into the nutri­ent rich gem that is the steam­ing baked spud. The poten­tial of the brand was clear, the ques­tion was how to realise that great poten­tial by tak­ing the Spud­bar brand to the next level.
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Feb­Fast asks Aus­tralians to take a month off alco­hol and fund raise to help reduce the impacts of alco­hol and other drugs on young peo­ple. We worked with the Feb­Fast board to define their go-to mar­ket propo­si­tion and how they could attract more sup­port­ers to raise more money for their ben­e­fi­ciary organizations.

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Hola Ami­gos!

Where else can you walk into work and the Direc­tor of Design, Derek Car­roll has whipped up Huevos Rancheros for your break­fast. Muchas Gra­cias hom­bre! “Why is it so?” We call it Snack Day or some­times I like to call it ‘Snackus Dayus’ the Greek God of shar­ing food. Staff mem­bers take it in turns to make, bake or cre­ate a snack to share with every­one, you’re given a $20 bud­get and away you go.

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Mak­ing Sweet Brand Music Together
There’s noth­ing so reward­ing as the point in a brand project when the client picks-up on the def­i­n­i­tion work we’ve com­pleted and begins to bring it to life in their own way, putting their own stamp on their brand com­mu­ni­ca­tion and tak­ing con­trol of their brand’s destiny.

brand identity designers Melbourne

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The Aus­tralia Project is a series of cre­ative ini­tia­tives aimed at exam­in­ing the Aus­tralian iden­tity. Engag­ing promi­nent Aus­tralian cre­atives and the gen­eral pub­lic alike, the project pro­vokes debate regard­ing con­tem­po­rary Aus­tralian cul­ture. The con­cept was devel­oped by Chris Edser, Scott Hein­rich and Yianni Hill and was setup to spark debate about Australia’s national iden­tity. The project invited local cre­atives to par­tic­i­pate and con­trib­u­tors included promi­nent artists, design­ers, illus­tra­tors, musi­cians, writ­ers, pho­tog­ra­phers and filmmakers.

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About AGDA
The Aus­tralian Graphic Design Asso­ci­a­tion (AGDA) is the national organ­i­sa­tion for pro­fes­sional graphic design­ers. The goal of AGDA is the estab­lish­ment of fair and pro­duc­tive work­ing rela­tion­ships between graphic design­ers and their clients. AGDA does this by pro­vid­ing design­ers with the tools and infor­ma­tion to take con­trol of their pro­fes­sional lives. AGDA also works on increas­ing aware­ness of the value and impor­tance of graphic design in busi­ness, edu­ca­tion and cul­ture. An aware­ness event that AGDA runs is an AGDA Poster Annual competition.

Here at Truly Deeply we love quickly putting together cre­ative idea based out­puts, so I was keen to sub­mit something.

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Last Fri­day night the win­ners for the 2010 Mel­bourne Adver­tis­ing and Design Club (MADC) Awards were announced. The annual MADC Awards cel­e­brate excel­lence across a range of adver­tis­ing and design cat­e­gories, encom­pass­ing print, radio, tele­vi­sion and ambi­ent media.

We were excited to see that Gelati Sky took out the Sil­ver for The MADC Award for Best Pack­ag­ing Design (Label Only) and was a final­ist for The MADC Award for Best Cor­po­rate Iden­tity Design. While our own brand Truly Deeply took out a bronze for The MADC Award for Best Self Pro­mo­tion Design.

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