Sticks and Bones is a fictional dog food delivery service. The branding was developed to portray the fun and loving nature of a dog; characteristics most dog owners can familiarize with. The menu folds from A2 high into a DL format brochure; ready for a mailout. On the back is a series of infographics providing factual information relating to dog health.

Along with the Sticks and Bones menu, a stationery set was developed. The branding, along with the menu, was developed to be playful. Keeping in mind that the stationery is a corporate asset, the playfulness had to be kept within professional constraints, therefore not being too over-the-top with it's playfulness and fun.

A final year typographic project. Although our class Annual Reports were developed in class as a project, they had another use and livelihood in the hands of the CRDT. We developed an Annual Report that was to be sent off to the CRDT in Cambodia to be used as a template for their 2012 Annual Report, free of charge. This was my treatment of the project.

'Unesco’s Award for Excellence in Handicrafts represents the balance between tradition, innovation and sustainability. A helping hand is a long life tradition, starting early, during childhood where a child helps his brother weave cane into baskets. A brother helps his father build a hut to put a roof over their heads, a father cuts down trees to build furniture for their house, a grandmother makes ornaments for the market out of left over wood. This is the tradition Unesco is fighting to sustain, the tradition of handicraft. A craftsperson’s hands is their greatest tool.'

- This logo was produced as part of a second year student project, in which we followed a 'real world' brief to develop a logo for an international competition for 'UNESCOs' Award for Excellence in Handicrafts'. I placed as a finalist in the competition. UNESCOs' program exists to support Southeast, Central, South and East Asia, Western Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean craftspeople to improve and innovate their product design so that it remains relevant and marketeable in our changing world.

An early typographic project. Our brief stated that we were to develop a two page spread and cover page for an existing article. I designed my cover page and spread keeping in mind the content of the article. The long typographic illustrations represent piles of tomes, built from letters within the tomes.

Our end of year exhibition called for a promotional website to be developed to showcose our best work, and to drive possible employers to our personal websites. I took a lead role in the design and development of this final showcase website, and our temporary website, which was used to build suspense and create hype within the industry.

Our final showcase website can be viewed at www.two-words.com.au

A copy of our temporary website can be viewed at www.two-words.com.au/oldwebsite