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July 12th, 2010 12:42 PM

Collec+ors

Collec+ors

Adelaide based furniture designer Khai Liew is collaborating with six pre-eminent Australian designers as part of the Collec+ors exhibition.

The exhibition celebrates a reunion of a group of Australian creative talents, brought together by their participation in ‘Collect: the international art fair for contemporary objects’, firstly at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and now at the Saatchi Gallery.

Collec+ors will showcase collaborative new works by Khai Liew and Kirsten Coelho, Gwyn Hanssen Pigott, Bruce Nuske, Prue Venables (ceramics), Julie Blyfield (metal) and Jessica Loughlin (glass).

Back in 2004 Frost designed the identity for Collect and has since been working with Khai Liew, creating the furniture designer’s identity, website and now exhibition identity.

Collec+ors opens in Adelaide on Thursday 29 July coinciding with the 2010 South Australian Living Artists (SALA) Festival. The exhibition continues until 29 August, 11am-4pm daily.

For more news and updates visit Khai Liew’s facebook page.

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June 10th, 2010 12:01 PM

Get Shirty

Get Shirty

To make room for a brand new series of t-shirts, even bigger and better than the last, we have reduced the price of all the tees we have left in series 1.

Grab your 100% sustainable bamboo tee for a only $29.95 (that’s a saving of more than 50%). Get in quick as stock is very limited. Visit the Frost* shop at http://shop.frostdesign.com.au

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May 05th, 2010 6:01 PM

Surf the friendly skies

Surf the friendly skies

We were thrilled to win a competitive pitch for the refreshing of Sydney Airport’s airline marketing collateral and even more fired up about putting our “Get on Board” concept into action. Our first major project was the design of a corporate brochure to build new and existing relationships with airlines, traditionally very dry pieces of corporate literature focusing on airport infrastructure.

But Sydney, as a hub, offers something most other cities in the world can’t – our unique outdoor lifestyle. So for us, this brochure needed to use the city itself as a selling tool for the airport. We wanted to realise the idea of the true Sydney visually and reflect our famously cosmopolitan, confident and easy-going personality in the design philosophy, engaging the reader with an exciting sense of vibrancy.

A surfboard is an image which neatly sums up everything that’s great about the Sydney lifestyle and as a visual device on the cover, dovetails cleverly with our “Get on Board” theme. Turn the board upside down and the upturned fin echoes the tailfin of an aircraft, making a strong visual statement about the lifestyle story to be revealed inside.

With 90,000 passengers a day, Sydney Airport is the world’s 33rd busiest, as well as its oldest international gateway, just some of the many awe inspiring statistics we’ve used in an editorial style to open the document, pulling the reader in with an initial ‘big bang’. Clever copywriting and bold typography in various layers, the use of pull quotes and extended captions, makes these facts heroic – anything but the data-heavy annual report style presentation of convention. Vibrant colour, imagery and type is employed throughout the brochure, which includes features on the airport’s physical location, business traveller and tourism markets, an historical timeline and a network map created with rainbow-hued bars, to lighten the dense information with an evocative, unmistakably Sydney feel.

Rounding off the piece is a curated photo essay designed to encapsulate the very essence of Sydney, as seen through the eyes of some of the city’s most talented photographers. We called for submissions and received over 1000 entries, which were narrowed down to a selection that powerfully showcases the many facets of Sydney and its enviable way of life. Accompanied by narrative from the artists detailing why their selected shot sums up Sydney for them, this folio of photography becomes postcards of Sydney, encouraging recipients to keep-sake the brochure.


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April 15th, 2010 5:52 PM

Confidence building

Confidence building

Australand, one of Australia’s leading property developers, wanted a cost effective annual report appropriate for a group emerging from the effects of the GFC. At the same time, they wanted to convey the resilience of a business model which resulted in the Group being well-positioned for 2010 and beyond. Our response was a smartly designed suite of two-colour publications which employ our signature bold use of typography, taking an editorial approach with headlines that make the text more accessible. Throughout the document, photographs of buildings and an architectural skyline device reflect the very nature of Australand’s business and a streamlined grid harks to the topography of land.

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April 09th, 2010 3:21 PM

Pooh-pooh!

Pooh-pooh!

Dropped the kids off at the pool this morning…

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April 07th, 2010 4:13 PM

Bloody L!

Bloody L!

What the L’s wrong with Sydney? Is there an L shortage?

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December 19th, 2008 2:32 PM

Donna Hay new food packaging range

Donna Hay new food packaging range

Frost* has had the great experience of working with one of the world’s top chefs Donna Hay. Her new range of packaging is out in shops now. Buy it!

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December 19th, 2008 2:19 PM

Frost* new season T’s

Frost* new season T's

Our new range of 30 Frost* 100% Bamboo T’s have been produced and are now on sale.


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December 19th, 2008 2:12 PM

Sydney Dance Company 2009 Campaign

Sydney Dance Company 2009 Campaign

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