Unlocking creativity: Sydney-based agencies embrace international collaboration
In the dynamic world of creativity, collaboration knows no bounds.
In the dynamic world of creativity, collaboration knows no bounds.
In the dynamic world of design, consistency is often key to success. While the temptation to explore new avenues and fresh perspectives is ever-present, there’s something to be said about the value of continuity.
In the pursuit of fostering meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities and advancing reconciliation efforts, organisations across various sectors are increasingly turning to Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs).
The shift towards remote work has transformed the landscape of the graphic design industry, presenting both opportunities and challenges for creative agencies
Creative flow, often referred to as being “in the zone,” is a psychological state where an individual (us graphic designers!) becomes fully immersed in a creative or productive activity, experiencing a deep sense of focus, heightened concentration and a seamless connection between their thoughts and actions.
Working from home initially arose from necessity during the pandemic, and now many businesses have kept this arrangement or evolved into a hybrid model – combining remote work and in-office days for increased flexibility and adaptability.
Have you ever had that amazing experience of bravely sharing an idea you have had with friends or colleagues, and seeing them suddenly react enthusiastically, energetically expressing their points of view, encouraging you, excited to see your big idea come to fruition?
The Archibald Prize for portrait painting is Australia’s favourite and most significant art award and started in 1921. It highlights local heroes and famous faces that all reflect something that is happening in society at the relevant time.
Marana approached Fresco Creative to write all of the content for the Australian website and have since done press advertising for them.
We love seeing our clients achieve wonderful things and this week we learned that Kirsty Jagger – who we worked with on Australian Security Industry Association Limited’s (ASIAL) Annual Report – has gone on to write and publish a novel. It was just published on July 4 2023 so it’s ‘hot off the press’ as we like to say in the printing world. Well done Kirsty!