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Australia Here We Come!
Australia Here We Come is one of the largest and fastest growing boutique migration consultancies in Australia today.
We have updated their website to better reflect the growing stature of their business.
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Silence Your Mind
“A practical, science-based guide that shows how in just 10 to 15 minutes a day you can make meditation part of your routine and improve your happiness, wellbeing and productivity, for people of all ages and all walks of life.
Can’t sleep because your thoughts won’t switch off? Does a constant stream of unnecessary chatter run thought your head? Meditation is a simple practice that can help you address these common experiences.”
TVU CMS site launched
The new TVU website went live today. TVU are excellent imagemakers, and they wanted their rather special images to have an impact. We went for an all over image background with floating text panels & videos to let their still & moving pictures do the talking.
TVU
Teaser site. New CMS site launching in July 2012.
Healthed Seminars
Healthed runs medical education seminars all across Australia. They needed a website that can handle seminars and registrations whilst providing support materials for delegates information.
Generation Next
Generation Next is an exciting new initiative featuring a national seminar series and supporting resources aimed at protecting and enhancing the wellbeing of our children and teenagers.
Generation Next has an extremely popular blog with many thousands of readers. It features robust caching and CDN functionality.
Life of a logo
Here is a great post from Christian Annyas where he looks at the lifespan of Saul Bass’ logos. Average lifespan of 34 years. Incredible really.
Logos & meaning
Sol Design Logo
I think I was about 16 when I first started thinking about what I might do with myself after school. Like most young people, I looked at what I was good at school, and really, it was only two things, science and art. Feeling that these two areas of competency were mutually exclusive, I figured that I had little choice but to one or the other. So while tossing up going to university and studying science or art school to do fine arts, I had a chance meeting a friend who had just started studying design. It seemed I had found that marriage of the two things I was good at.
Fast forward about 10 years, I had completed my design degree and was doing freelance design work under my own name. My colleagues were telling me it was time to get serious and to start my own company.
Designing a logo for oneself is a great deal harder than doing one for a client. It all comes form the lack of objectivity. I kept returning to the sun.
Some inspiration from King Crimson
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