In Graphic Detail

07/05/2017

Great to see another of my design projects into print. Great launch by the Governor at Fullers Bookshop.

We are so delighted to have the Governor, Her Excellency Professor the Honourable Kate Warner AC, with us to launch Queenie's Little Book of Comfort.

Authors and creators, Tanya McQueen and Judi Rhodes, work at the coalface helping families, and children in particular, cope with family violence on a daily basis. Queenie's Little Book of Comfort teaches children to to feel brave, stay calm and keep safe.

10/02/2017

And here are some photos of the launch of the Highlands Power Trail last week: quite a media scrum there for a while.

10/02/2017

I've been busy. Here are some photos of the exhibition Early Dutch Explorers, which opened today in the basement of the Bond Store of the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery. It's part of the Australian Wooden Boat Festival: check it out while you're down on the docks.

02/02/2017

Will put some photos of the interpretation signage to go with this post. Very pleased to have worked on the Highlands Power Trail with Anna Housego and Tim Williams.

Waddamana power station and township feature in new road signage to promote the history of hydro power in Tasmania.

14/01/2017

Yesterday's launch of 'What would you take?' at the Schoolhouse Gallery, Rosny, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1967 bushfires. Thanks Tracey Cockburn and Alan Townsend of Clarence City Council for inviting me to work on this project. There are some surprising choices amongst what people took!

14/01/2017

I enjoyed being a part of this exhibition and publication. What would YOU take??

If you were threatened by a bushfire, would the contraceptive pill be among the treasured possessions you would rescue? It was in Hobart in 1967.

16/12/2016

The Dutch are coming to Hobart in February!

15/12/2016

Another book delivery to Fullers just in time for Christmas: Enterprise, Risk & Ruin, by Steven Walker. Look at that happy publisher!

06/12/2016

Book launch! Musquito: Brutality and Exile, latest in the Studies in the History of Aboriginal Tasmania. Author Michael Powell in conversation with series editor Henry Reynolds at Fullers. I love playing a part in seeing these books come into being. Thanks Clive for the design plug!

18/08/2016

If you've read Kate Atkinson's novel When will there be good news?, you will know that I forgot to include one of the links between the characters. If you haven't read it, you will probably think I am crazy.

07/08/2016

Graphic design meets orchestral music in a parallel universe, where the TSO is the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.

How the Toronto Symphony Orchestra uses graphic design to guide its audiences though its music The Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s ‘listening guides’ make use of symbols and morse code-like notation to aid the experience of a live performance. We talked to their creator, Hannah Chan-Hartley, about how…

02/08/2016

Insights into graphic design from a young practitioner. (And a bit about her mum.)

I created this Channel to celebrate the stories of extraordinary women who are doing amazing things in my community in the island state of Tasmania, Australi...