Mijoc Corporation is a Canberra building company that needed an updated web presence to better showcase its services and latest builds.
We worked closely with the client to meet their needs as well as capture their brand essence throughout their website. We also managed the hosting and migration process.
KnifeCare ison online knife sharpening company that needed an entire branding suite and website design to launch their brand.
Custom illustrations and animations help showcase KnifeCare’s services, while an easy to navigate website and minimal stationery design allow for ease of use.
We developed a series of quality brochures for internal company use.
For this website we really wanted to infuse the design with elements that evoke the feeling of standing in King O’Malley’s straight away.
Through timber finishes, cheeky images and that all-essential green, the site gives off that quaint Irish pub feel.
We were engaged by a local Canberra development company to design and develop a stylish and easy to use website to serve as a continuation of the established brand. The custom designed website was built in WordPress. We managed the hosting and migration.
Qirx is an IT company providing out of the ordinary IT solutions. For this logo refresh we wanted to keep the individuality of the Qirx brand but add a fresh twist.
With a new custom word mark, pops of red and strong angles we were really happy with the result.
La Bakehouse Exquisite is a local Canberra company providing high quality artisan gluten free bread to local cafes and supermarkets. With a well-known existing brand, the logo and overall brand refresh goal was to keep the recognisable character but provide a more consistent feel and establish a La Bakehouse style across multiple touch points.
The Oaks Ranch is a hotel located at Mossy Point on the south coast of NSW. For this project, the aim was to create a new identity in line with a new proposal and structure of the hotel. The identity had retro references and the colour red was used to refer to the magnificent sunset.
We developed a comprehensive brand strategy and identify, supporting brand guidelines and systems, signage and wayfinding, website design and content. We also applied the brand to stationery and uniforms.
Frankies at Forde was named after the shortest-serving Australian Prime Minister (from 6 to 13 July 1945). The logo was designed to have a vintage feel with the use of the iconic fedora.
The pre-launch campaign promoted Frankies serving 8 days, a pun referring to the term Frank served in office.
Signage and a website accompanied the logo design. We liaised with interior designers and signwriters to ensure retro brand implementation. The website was designed by Even Dots and developed in Joomla by 23 Creative.
