A selection of images from the Aquila social media carousel campaign showing the different experiences on offer, including the sauna, flame space, a picnic and star gazing
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To be unplanned, you need to in fact, have a plan

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Rosie stands leaning against her desk. She is smiling at the camera and in the background are a series of her paintings. Next to her on an easel is a painting of her pet goat.
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The art of translating stories into sales

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The new Odellisque 3 showing the new hull graphics depicting Sea Pen creatures endemic to Tasmania
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Taking a cruise company on a journey of their own

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Bottle of Unconscious Gin on the beach with a small wave crashing over it
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To save the planet you just need to be-gin

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Graphic of people sitting together made out of a single line to form the human shapes to depict connection
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Using the power of podcasts to spread our message safely

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Image of mobile phones with social media campaign posts on screen
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Creating a brand identity that was a breath of fresh air

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Three event posters against a purple wall. There is a finalist laureate awarded for 'Creativity for Inclusion'.
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We are shining the spotlight on disability, literally

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Two tour buses with gold graphic designs wrapped around them. There is also an awards laureate for brand identity finalist.
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Getting on board a bus tour re-brand during a global lockdown? Challenge accepted.

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Peddling accessible creativity for social change

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Blind Sports Australia business cards stacked up against each other on a green background. You can see the new logo design and also how the back of the card is styled. There is also an awards laureate to show it has won gold for Creativity for Inclusion.
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Levelling the playing field with accessible branding

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