As well as wrapping the * entire * building, the Civic Theatre’s Season 2024 brand identity features an energetic colour palette that drew inspiration from the heart of the region's natural landscape and dynamic arts community

River and Wren Market connects creative humans and consumers to build thriving communities. The belief is in creating a space where people are welcome. A space where they can meet new people, connect with family and friends, and share stories.

While working with Freshcare, we've 'squeezed' out two Annual Reports, custom illustrations and icons, email banners, EDM templates and infographics. We make sure the assets we create can be used across multiple platforms and give the team at Freshcare a hand along the way with implementation.

A branding identity system to celebrate the Tumbarumba community and visitors, coming together for 25 years of good food, great wine, live music and even better friends. The objective of this anniversary branding is to create an extension of the existing branding that festival goers are already familiar with by emphasising what everybody talks about when they tell their stories of Tumbafest over the years. As well as all the great things mentioned earlier, Tumbarumba has so much more to offer. A trip to Tumbafest can also mean experiencing the undulating landscapes, riding the rail trail, exploring the hidden gems in the surrounding towns or learning more about the Snowy Valley's rich history and heritage.

Ever since 99% of the population can recall, the main street of Boorowa has been brought to life each October long weekend. The festival is all the best bits of Boorowa, brought together in one strip.

The Narrungdera Earth Fest is a three-day festival showcasing and celebrating Aboriginal Culture, heritage, and practices.

How do you fit one river, four council areas and hundreds of years of culture into a brand? Murrumbidgee Trails is how.

This brand started humbly in 2020 as a collaboration with Assembld Digital and burst into life later that year, ready for holiday road trips, to showcase the very best of Lockhart, Leeton, Murrumbidgee and Narrandera Shires - giant tennis racquet and all.

A purpose-built shipping container was designed and constructed by the team at Eastern Riverina Arts (ERA) with the goal to curate the space with inclusivity in mind.