In October of 2024, I co-founded a community-based initiative Lino Ladies, a local network of artists focused on relief printing, process and learning. Lino Ladies provides a reliable space for organised meet ups to encourage creating and offers opportunities to exhibit work at no cost.
Creating community spaces for creatives is critical for our mental and social wellbeing, through the connection of communities, arts and cultural activities it has been proven to reduce feelings of isolation and strengthens people’s connection to place through creating tactile experiences.
I want to solidify a physical presence in a modern world creating a space that is approachable as a community and allows artist’s to connect and exhibit in shows collectively.
Branding overview
In October of 2024, I co-founded a community-based initiative Lino Ladies, a local network of artists focused on relief printing, process and learning. Lino Ladies provides a reliable space for organised meet ups to encourage creating and offers opportunities to exhibit work at no cost.
Creating community spaces for creatives is critical for our mental and social wellbeing, through the connection of communities, arts and cultural activities it has been proven to reduce feelings of isolation and strengthens people’s connection to place through creating tactile experiences.
I want to solidify a physical presence in a modern world creating a space that is approachable as a community and allows artist’s to connect and exhibit in shows collectively.
Commissioned by artist, Richard Scott, I created the branding for his solo show; Happy Endings, A love letter to the Gold Coast. Showcasing his screen-printed series depicting massage parlours to snack bars and the iconic Pink Hotel, preserving the nostalgic mementos of the Gold Coast before it’s too late.
Starting this project with Richard came with two chicken scratch sketches, an idea of a rough poster layout and a Chinese takeaway menu he collected on his recent trip to Bali. A great start.
Commissioned by artist, Richard Scott, I created the branding for his solo show; Happy Endings, A love letter to the Gold Coast. Showcasing his screen-printed series depicting massage parlours to snack bars and the iconic Pink Hotel, preserving the nostalgic mementos of the Gold Coast before it’s too late.
Starting this project with Richard came with two chicken scratch sketches, an idea of a rough poster layout and a Chinese takeaway menu he collected on his recent trip to Bali. A great start.
In October of 2024, I co-founded a community-based initiative Lino Ladies, a local network of artists focused on relief printing, process and learning. Lino Ladies provides a reliable space for organised meet ups to encourage creating and offers opportunities to exhibit work at no cost.
Creating community spaces for creatives is critical for our mental and social wellbeing, through the connection of communities, arts and cultural activities it has been proven to reduce feelings of isolation and strengthens people’s connection to place through creating tactile experiences.
I want to solidify a physical presence in a modern world creating a space that is approachable as a community and allows artist’s to connect and exhibit in shows collectively.
Commissioned by artist, Richard Scott, I created the branding for his solo show; Happy Endings, A love letter to the Gold Coast. Showcasing his screen-printed series depicting massage parlours to snack bars and the iconic Pink Hotel, preserving the nostalgic mementos of the Gold Coast before it’s too late.
Starting this project with Richard came with two chicken scratch sketches, an idea of a rough poster layout and a Chinese takeaway menu he collected on his recent trip to Bali. A great start.