
Studio Brave: Branding for CNK Catering
Studio Brave repositioned CNK Catering around three words, "Creating memorable moments", carried through the photography, stationery and print.
17 editorial projects from Australia.

Studio Brave repositioned CNK Catering around three words, "Creating memorable moments", carried through the photography, stationery and print.

Floating banknotes, a suited man on a pile of buildings and a theatre audience, in editorial illustrations by Sophie Blackhall-Cain.

James Fitzgerald's identity for singer Thandi Phoenix turns her name into a circular mark carried onto a record sleeve.

Transformer, an Auckland studio founded in 2002 by Nigel and Anita Smith, designed the book Buckley's Heroes.

The Practical Man arrived as the antidote: a curated destination for men's clothing and goods, branded by Garbett.

Pop & Pac built The Penny Drop's café identity from a single pun: pennies falling from the tax office above.

A book by Taylor Evans pairs a black-and-white seascape cover with a blunt list of options inside.

Australian agency Maud's packaging: matte black coffee bags with a white text label, and wine bottles in white and grey diagonals.

Faber & Lo gives Abe & Sara's sunglasses blue boxes with gold foil lettering and a pattern of triangles, circles and crescents.

Lauren Barber sets Benjamin Pexton's name small on off-white cards, leaving the rest of the face blank against folded white tissue.

Helen Vo's self-promotional mailer pairs miniature food models and black pencils with a box printed 'JUST IN CASE YOUR EMPLOYEE STEALS YOUR LUNCH'.

A green poster builds a raised fist from black and red blocks and names Nelson Mandela, while a white sheet carries interlocking red loops.

Bruch's identity splits into Idee and Form: a grey ground, a red rule and a dot, with the name set quietly in a serif.

Pop & Pac rebranded Melbourne cafe Operator 25 with typography drawn from telephone exchange cords and a round lightbox cup sign.

'Polymorphism' is an experimental motion series by Sydney artist David McLeod.

Australian photographer Tim Jones commissioned a typographic identity built on a compact T, J and P monogram.

Fabio Ongarato Design built a black-on-white identity for Urban Attitude, the Melbourne novelty gift store with a long-standing cult following.