Description
The Biennale of Sydney is an international exhibition of contemporary art across 16 different venues around Sydney.
Taking inspiration from the exhibition title; Zones of Contact, the identity featured a strong typographic headline device based on a folding three dimensional grid.
This device became a container for various statements and messages across the entire campaign, which included dvertising, communications, publishing, signage, environmental, online and TVC's.
Creative Director
Clinton Duncan, Ivana Martinovic
Description
Various projects completed while working as Creative Director of the branding and design of the Logan Wines brand and their product brands.
Shown is a mobile, designed as a point of sale piece to announce a new champagne varietal launched by the winery.
Also a small 'brand book' explaining where Logan is from, the how's and why's. Following the Logan identity of handwritten bistro style typography, partnered with moody, evocative landscape photography of their wine growing region.
Lastly is a brand refresh of their signature label, simply titled Logan. Each label featured an illustration depicting the different tasting notes, brought to life Using dimensional embroidery as a metaphor for the care and attention to detail Logan crafts into each wine they make.
Description
Provocateurs of the Sydney contemporary art scene, GRANTPIRRIE unashamedly sought to say "fuck you" to their competition.
An identity conceived as the very antithesis of the norm - no blacks, beige of tints of grey. Fluro green became the gallery's colour - mixed with small pieces of non sequitur type. Folding business cards contained hidden messages inside such as "this space left intentionally blank" or "move along, nothing to see here."
The format for catalogues and invites responded to the client desire to reduce their mailing costs, leading to the DL size. But each item folds out to become a poster of varying sizes, allowing one large, intimate reproduction of the artist's work, for pinning on the wall, fridge or wherever takes your fancy.
Creative Director
Clinton Duncan, Ivana Martinovic
Description
A book by the extremely popular blog, The Cool Hunter aka Bill Tikos. Published by HarperCollins NY, The World's Coolest Hotel Rooms is a glossy coffee table book profiling the best hotel rooms, from the best hotels, from around the world.
The client's design references high fashion, style and glamour publications. Each hotel occupies two spreads with a short description, set entirely in the bold weight of Akzidenz Grotesk.
Art Director
Clinton Duncan
Creative Director
Clinton Duncan
Designers
Clinton Duncan, Ivana Martinovic, Chris Maclean
Description
A promotional pack, stationery and website for a commercial photographer.
As usual when creating work for commercial or fine art photographers, the brief was "don't design me," so the expressive qualities of the design were restricted to the production and print specifications.
Restrained, simplistic sans serif typography, centred on the page, one weight, one point size. No design at all. The title of the first series mailed out, "12 Images," was followed up with "Another 12 Images" - continuing this non-objective philosophy.
Paper stocks were uncoated and recycled throughout, but each post card was two heavyweight boards, printed single side and laminated together. Thus each card became a solid, substantial object its own right.
