The Fairfield label was produced as a sleeve artwork that wraps around the whole bottle.

Inspired by 1950’s TV crime series Dragnet, our CSI cops had to have their own badge too.

An international maritime advisory forbade ships from taking on drinking water at two ports in the world; Aden and Adelaide. The market was primed for a new domestic water filtration system brand which we named and designed for Puratap.

Creating a new graphic device for the transition of Enable Training to a College specialising in health and aged care courses, resulted in a fresh new logo symbolizing the helping hand of carers.

Locos that haul Australia’s transcontinental passenger trains are not always the same brand. Reedcomm designed new livery for the brilliant red locos which now haul The legendary Ghan on its epic journey from Adelaide to Darwin.

This was a difficult task with carriages often swapped between different services. Reedcomm solved the problem with engineering partner AMPE with a unique cradle design that facilitated the speedy swap of new stainless steel carriage signs.

Train lovers were chuff-chuffed, with our livery design capability and we were soon commissioned to design locomotives for iconic brands; Indian Pacific and then Australia’s largest operator of Locomotives; Pacific National.

Simplicity itself with the ‘S’ for statewide providing a wonderful organic echo of the shape of an ear.

Designing a cover for the iconic 55th anniversary of Australia’s leading wine research institute took us back into the world of Andy Warhol with bottle colours reminiscent of the psychadelic sixties.

A man for all seasons and a brand to reflect the essence of the man. The result was this wonderful minimalist design which captures the charm and wit of this larger than life legal eagle and entrepreneur.