Fresco Creative worked alongside Bailador Technology Investments to prepare their 2025 Annual Report. The design was centred around a visual metaphor – sandstone. Being a sedimentary rock (stability, longevity, trust), sandstone is made up of trillions of small particles of sand (investors, ideas) which come together under pressure (entrepreneurs, investments) […]
We produced the first Annual Report for the NRFC after their inception in September 2023. They were formed by the Federal Government to steward the investment of $15 billion of taxpayer money to finance growth areas of the economy. They operate within strict parameters to balance risk and return and to ensure that Australia’s investment portfolio has a positive impact on the economy and society.
WWF Australia and Fresco Creative have collaborated on an ad hoc basis since 2004. We were involved in the development of the WWF Australia Style Guide which became redundant by the creation of more comprehensive global guidelines – with guidance for each region, including Australia. The WWF brand guidelines have […]
Royal Rehab came to Fresco to assist them with a major brand refresh for some of their sub-brands such as MetroRehab, Royal Rehab Private Hospital and Sargood on Collaroy.
Fresco Creative was tasked to manage the creative and graphic design for Australian Impact Investments’ latest Impact Report. This informative report needed to be AII branded but also adhere to the UN’s guidelines for the Global Goals for Sustainable Development logos and icons.
Fresco Creative has been working with WWF Australia since 2004 when we involved in the development of the WWF Australia Style Guide and their Annual Reports. Recently, we designed the final 205 page report summarising a 4 year research project entitled “Rivers to Reef to Turtles”.
Fresco has assisted UNSW with a wide variety of design projects for multiple departments such as UNSW Institute of Languages publications, student yearbooks, Open Day signage, UNSW Aviation publications and special event collateral for occasions such as the retirement of the Vice-Chancellor Fred Hilmer.