If you are a small to medium sized business like us, then you probably find yourself responding to Tenders a few times a year (or a month if the world has just stumbled out of a pandemic!). You are probably asking yourself, are they worth the effort?
In Sydney, and over the rest of Australia, it would be hard to miss the beautiful bright yellow flowers of the golden wattle in full bloom!
Being one of the largest world stages for women’s sport, the designs for the home, and away jerseys are under the spotlight! So, what are some of the meanings behind the colours and graphic designs for the uniforms of the women’s FIFA world cup teams?
Most companies, including property companies, are usually good at defining their ‘product’ brands according to the Harvard Business Review. They are less confident when it comes to their ‘corporate’ brand and defining what their parent company’s name represents, and how it is thought of in the marketplace!
If someone asked me what ‘digital design’ was, I would have to delve into the subject and come back to them as it is a term that has several layers of complexity, and one that would require a detailed explanation to truly impart its meaning.
As a graphic designer, the demands of coming up with something amazing and innovative every time can be overwhelming! The experience of being overwhelmed as a graphic design artist can lead to sole searching and a state of doubting your own abilities.
Designers need to ensure that Indigenous communities are not exploited or disadvantaged by the commercial representation of their culture. We acknowledge our professional and social responsibility to establish, maintain and promote ethical standards and principles.
One of the important early Australian design exhibitions was 7 Designers held at the David Jones Art Gallery in Sydney from 30th September to 15th October 1948. Amongst the display items were things such as industrial and advertising design, furniture, paintings, silverware, pottery, fabrics, ornaments, and costume.
Brand Guidelines or a Style Guide is a digital or printed publication that summarises your brand aesthetic – it shows everything from a bird’s eye view so everyone is on the same page! Creating a new brand identity or refresh involves several steps and considerations. It’s an exciting but complex process that requires careful planning and consideration. Make sure you find the best design partner to suit your requirements and be open to guidance from the professionals.
Whether this social responsibility is with achieving a positive and supportive work environment with staff, or is to do with being open to engaging suppliers with an focus on being inclusive to all sectors of the community, is a major focus for government when selecting which supplier they chose to work with.