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We are a team of designers, developers, writers, producers and strategists based in Sydney and Melbourne, entrusted with some of Australia’s most iconic brands.
 

What we do

We work with people and businesses to help them in the evolution, reinvention or creation of their brand. We apply strategic thought to deliver effective design solutions across sectors at every scale.

How we do it

An enduring brand has the ability to stand the test of time whilst remaining flexible to changing consumer behaviours and market dynamics. When designed well, it forms a system of reusable elements, guided by clear rules and frameworks, coherently organised to enable the organisation to move faster and achieve a shared vision or purpose.

Selected clients

ABC
Australia Post
Bates Smart
Bill Byron Wines
Boabel
BPAY
Bruce Duyshart
Carlton & United Breweries
Coca-Cola
David Jones
Diageo
Droga5 New York
Edgeboard
Finch
Foxtel
Gang of Four
Google Zoo
Henry Wilson
Holden
InForm
IPOH
Jurlique
Matter
Kaldor Public Art Projects
Lendlease
Meanwhile

Mike and Michael
Monash University
NIDA
Nomad
NRMA Insurance
Project 49
Ringle 39
Schwartz
Sean Izzard
7Eleven
Single Origin
Solotel
Spa Q
State Library of NSW
Suncorp
Sydney Dance Company
Telstra
The Choice Foundation
The Pool Collective
Three Over One
Tim Roodenrys
Toby’s Estate
Tony Ferguson
UBank
University of Sydney
UnLtd.
Westmead Fertility Clinic

 
 
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Maud notes

 

UnLtd: launch MOOD

26 February, 2021
We've been working with UnLtd to create MOOD – a range of mood enhancing teas with all proceeds going towards youth mental health programs.

Designing around a pandemic

27 July, 2020
MAUD is on Medium. Read our first article about how we’re helping some of Australia’s leading arts institutions navigate the challenges of COVID-19.

Sydney Dance Company

23 September, 2019
To coincide with the 50th year of Sydney Dance Company, Maud has led the redesign of their online presence.

We’re Hiring

2 July, 2019
We're looking for a Senior Account Manager to join our Melbourne studio.

Making Art Public

7 June, 2019
50 years in the public eye. We’re honoured to support John Kaldor and the team at Kaldor Public Art Projects in celebrating their 50th Anniversary.

7am Podcast

1 June, 2019
Are you listening? Maud worked with Schwartz Media on the successful launch of their daily news podcast, 7am.
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Scope of work

Melbourne Fashion Festival is an annual celebration of Australian fashion, arts, ideas and creative endeavour.

Hosted over 10-days and featuring Australia’s most loved designers; the festival’s mission is to be the most inspiring fashion experience, helping to unite the fashion lovers of Australia.

In 2021, having recently parted ways with their long-term naming partner, MFF approached us to restyle their identity to better fit their needs. Forming a harmonious relationship with their new naming partner, while simultaneously expressing their desire to be seen as an eclectic centre of contrasting, and complimentary, tastes and trends.

Our response was a simple and elegant identity that sought to divest of the visual tropes and behaviours of other fashion events. Pairing dissimilar typefaces and arranged to sit proudly at the centre of MFF’s communications, acting as an open invitation to potential attendees of the festival.

Contrasty, a series of alternative arrangements, and abbreviated logos, were also created to add further depth and sophistication, and were applied to a series of merchandise and event collateral. 

And finally, in reference to the constantly changing landscape of Australian fashion, the ‘fashion’ elements of the logo is encouraged to adapt and change to reflect the artistic milieu of the creators themselves.

Imagery by Danielle Castano
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Scope of work

Scope of work

MAUD

 and Melbourne Fashion Festival
Melbourne Fashion Festival is an annual celebration of Australian fashion, arts, ideas and creative endeavour.

In 2021, having recently parted ways with their long-term naming partner, MFF approached us to restyle their identity to better fit their needs. Forming a harmonious relationship with their new naming partner, while simultaneously expressing their desire to be seen as an eclectic centre of contrasting, and complimentary, tastes and trends.

 

Imagery by Danielle Castano

The festival’s mission is to be the most inspiring fashion experience, helping to unite the fashion lovers of Australia.

Read full case study
 
 

Our response was a simple and elegant identity that sought to divest of the visual tropes and behaviours of other fashion events. 

Read full case study
 

Pairing dissimilar typefaces and arranged to sit proudly at the centre of MFF’s communications, the new logo acts as an open invitation to attendees of the festival.

Read full case study
 
 
 
 
 

A series of alternative arrangements, and abbreviated logos, were created to add further depth and sophistication to the identity. 

Read full case study
 
 
 
 

In reference to the constantly changing landscape of Australian fashion, the ‘fashion’ element of the logo is encouraged to adapt and change to reflect the artistic milieu of the creators and their creations.

Read full case study