Fresco has worked closely with the Health and Safety team at GPT Group and Risk Factors (their independent safety contractor) to produce a visual system to improve adherance to their Health and Safety Strategy, not just by their employees but also all contractors they engage.
Fresco has been working with St George & Sutherland Community College (SCSCC) for over 15 years. For the first brochure of 2022, SCSCC wanted a refresh of the existing look.
Fresco Creative was tasked with creating an A4 brochure to showcase the work of Brilliant Lifts while providing an insight to company’s process and background.
Fresco Creative designed, printed and delivered the recent Learning Framework publication for Mount St Benedict College. We applied the MSB brand, which we have nurtured over the years, and produced a sophisticated, easy to read and interesting publication for the school to be proud of. The school has also entrusted Fresco Creative with managing their school magazine.
Fresco Creative was asked by Active Living NSW (formerly the Premier’s Council for Active Living NSW) to create a Summary Brochure to outline the success of the FitNSW 2018 event. The summary document was intended to outline the program, background, what’s been achieved and summarise the keynote speakers and activities.
Working with well established guidelines, Fresco was tasked to come up with clean and easy to use reports aimed to improve radiotherapy in NSW.
Fresco Creative was approached by Presbyterian Aged Care with a view to overhaul their old logo and to develop a completely new brand strategy. We created a new logo and visual identity then allied it to a range of design collateral to create a new voice for their brand to better reflect their values and target audience.
STATS is a world leading sports data and technology company. After a season of collecting data on every conceivable statistic one can think of, the STATS team of analysts approached Fresco Creative to design and publish all of the collected data for the 2018 NRL Rugby League competition.
Property developers Tribeca approached Fresco Creative to help with a range of creative problems. First, we were tasked with the photography of a new housing development, then we designed new advertising creative for Otto Estate, which was rolled out across newspapers, buses and local 7Eleven stores. Tribeca had complete peace of mind with Fresco handling all media buying.
The Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation (POWHF) is a not-for-profit organisation that fundraises to support the work of The Prince of Wales Hospital. They were referred to us after another successful not-for-profit project. The first step was to reshape the logo and choose a new font to set the brand on a new path.