Open Greenpeace magazine on sand, showing a woman underwater and the cover featuring a smiling woman with a headdress made of green leaves.

— Te Mana o te Moana: the State of the Climate in the Pacific Report —

Pacific Climate Justice Campaign —
Greenpeace Australia Pacific

Art Direction. Branding. Design. Print. Training.

Greenpeace Australia Pacific work with local communities in Vanuatu, who are world leaders in advocating for climate change action, launching a campaign to propel action from the Australian Government to reduce emissions and bring awareness to the plight facing Pacific Island nations.

Open magazine spreads with articles and photos, including a group of people holding a pink sign that says 'Survive 7. Mive 1.5' near the ocean and a woman holding a sign that says 'Strength' in a different article.

The campaign launched in July 2021 with the release of the Te Mana o te Moana: the State of the Climate in the Pacific Report, promoted across social media and the Sydney Morning Herald.

Working together we created a brand guide, the report, social media templates and training for the GPAP international team so they were can create their own content.

A newspaper open to a climate change awareness advertisement featuring a man planting a tree, with text urging action to avoid the worst impacts of climate change. Logos of environmental organizations are visible at the bottom.

— Sydney Morning Herald —


Greenpeace banner with ocean background and a school of fish, featuring the Greenpeace logo, the hashtag #PacificClimateJustice, and the message 'Take Action Now' with a call to visit their website for more information.

— Social content —

Laptop displaying a real estate website with the slogan, "There’s no place like homeground," featuring a photo of two women talking at a table.

There’s No Place
Like HomeGround —
Real Estate with social impact

Creative Direction. Branding. Design. Outdoor Advertising. Photography.

Every night over 1,000 Victorians sleep rough, HomeGround Real Estate provides a solution as a premium property management service with a difference. All profits are reinvested back into the community to provide life-changing support to disadvantaged Victorians. They are the proud 2021 winners of the Real Estate Institute in Excellence Awards for Community Service.

The HomeGround Real Estate team desired a brand that reflected their personality - friendly, fresh, compassionate and genuine. Working with the leadership team, we provided creative direction including a new brand guide, web and social media assets, outdoor advertising and promotional materials.

Smartphone displaying an Instagram profile for 'homegroundrealestate' with 26 posts, 70 followers, and 13 following, showing a grid of real estate and lifestyle images, including people, plants, and house plans.

— Social content —

Blurred man passing in front of two real estate posters, one showing a house and the other featuring a woman in an orange shirt, with a graffiti-covered wall in the background.

— Outdoor advertising —