Wine label illustration

Capturing the romance of rail travel resulted in a world wide search for an illustrator whose style reflected the emotion and glamour of a bygone era. We discovered the brilliant talents of Gary Kelley pastels, and a lasting partnership developed.

Hercules Poirot would be proud to share a first class dining table with this mysterious woman who captivated the hearts of rail enthusiasts all over the world.

Being holed up in the snowdrifts of Cedar Falls, Iowa makes it hard to imagine the tropical delights of rail based vacations in Australia’s Northern Territory, but a special partnership with the Yankee artist brought images which won thousands of hearts.

4TH Century art became the metaphorical medium to position Spartan as the classical brand purveyor in print.

We shamelessly subverted sculpture, perverted pottery, misappropriated mosaics, fiddled frescoes and converted clay artifacts to our cause to create this ground breaking retail campaign.

More than 30 illustrations were commissioned by leading Adelaide artists.

Cindy and Bulmer trip the light fantastic together inspiring 800 financial planners partnered by the Rotary Club of Adelaide to raise tens of thousands for the needy.

Be Holden to the masses for HSV is the whimsy behind this lovely art. Or is that too much of a stretch?

Who better than two local Frogs, descendant from the original Scots settlers at Strathalbyn, to tell the inside story of an idyllic lifestyle by the banks of The River Angas.

Take a closer look and you will see the construct of one hand is computer code and the other DNA code. This superb illustration by Reedcomm’s Phillip Easson celebrates the creation of a yeast cell engineered by man.

How to embody the essence of a complex new corporate mission about and communicate this through a relevant illustration? The answer lies within the organic structure of a vine trellis.

Second in a campaign illustrating how the wine industry benefits from the outcomes of Research, Development, Extension and ultimately commercial application.