Yeshivah-Beth Rivkah Colleges required design collateral for a fundraising event. A concept was developed – Lighting the Way – based on the concept of education and the Torah as a guiding light. The symbol itself is a reference to the Ner Tamid a continuously burning lamp, which is situated above the Ark in the synagogue. The colourful patterning and angles mimic beams of light projecting and reflecting and are reminiscent of modern stained glass. The rich coloured panels next to white made for a fresh, clean vivid look and feel.

An A3 brochure was designed to introduce the fundraising imitative and outline the various planned projects, prior to the event. Angled photographs and architectural renderings and extensive use of white on the large pages are impactful. Use of a rich copper colour complements the logo.

The flame shapes in the logo were used to create a montage of the various pre-school, primary and secondary colleges that make up the Yeshivah Centre.

The design for this brochure and written content were developed hand-in-hand with the design giving structure and key communication points that were fleshed out in more detail by client.

Max Coaching assists people with career transition. Working with individuals and organisations they have a unique system of helping people identify new career directions and supporting them through transition to new jobs and new horizons. Max Coaching wanted the business to look approachable, dynamic and engaging. Definitely not serious stuffy and boring. The colour orange from the previous logo was retained and the step-by-step nature of the process was developed into a graphic style for use on collateral. The addition of a palette of supporting colours with black has created a strong house style for the brand.

The presentation folder looks deliberately subdued on the outside (Max Coaching’s clients may have to keep their job transition intentions under wraps at work) but opens up to a bright colourful interior symbolising the vibrant work options ahead,

Petrina Milas runs a very successful hair and make-up studio. A slight change to her business name and a new classic logo treatment has given her business a stylish, elegance that works for both her wedding and her corporate clients.

The NRL Wellbeing and Education team work to assist players develop their skills off the field by supporting and providing guidance on life issues including education, careers, ethical and moral decision making, physical and mental health, etc. Jane Caro and I developed an overarching concept to communicate the values to players: Careerwise, Characterwise, Healthwise and Leaguewise. A series of brochures and collateral for players was devised with Jane Lowder from Max Coaching, along with the NRL. We have developed and refined the materials over several years and attracted the interest of Australian schools and overseas sporting bodies including the NFL.