Printing vs Recycling
Printing vs Recycling. What you can recycle and more importantly, what you can’t!
Printing vs Recycling. What you can recycle and more importantly, what you can’t!
As a Sydney graphic designer specialising in visual communication and content it is always at the forefront of mind to be respectful of boundaries and rules that protect against cultural appropriation.
As a Sydney graphic designer specialising in visual communication and content it is always at the forefront of mind to be respectful of boundaries and rules that protect against cultural appropriation.
Most people would agree that graphic design artists play a pivotal role in providing clear and understandable messaging.They would also know that to achieve this information needs to be presented in a format that is underpinned by thoughtful, clever, and engaging design solutions! Did you know that graphic design artists are becoming increasingly important to the messaging around climate change?
Last October one of the graphic designers from the Fresco Creative studio, Andrea, went on a trip to see some of Australia’s old growth forests in Tahune National Park, Tasmania.
Designers consider object permanence and provide recommendations to our clients every day on materials, paper, inks, celloglazing, plastics – even whether a publication or newsletter should be digital or printed/mailed.
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!