Kill Pixie

Kill pixie is Mark Whalen b.1984 in Sydney, Australia. Meticulously crafted paintings and sculptures, glowing colors and glossy resins, with which Whalen explores ideas on communication, emotion, sexuality, invention, interaction, and ritual.

http://www.killpixie.net
http://monsterchildren.com

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Tin & Ed

http://www.tinanded.com.au/

Craig and Karl

https://www.craigandkarl.com

Craig Redman & Karl Maier "live in different parts of the world (New York & London) but collaborate daily to create bold work that is filled with simple messages executed in a thoughtful and often humorous way. We work in a variety of mediums from illustration through to installations.

We've had work exhibited around the world, most notably at the Musée de la Publicité (Paris), Onassis Cultural Centre (Athens), Museum for Contemporary Art (Mexico) and the Museum of the Moving Image (New York) and we've worked on projects for clients like LVMH, Google, Nike, Apple, Vogue, Vanity Fair, The Washington Post and The New York Times."

Weisif + Mowka

This is a collaboration between Weisif (Wei Huang) and Mowka (Martin Veisman). Check more of their projects:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nofreakingwei/
http://www.mowka.ee/

Maria Rozalia Finna

http://mariarozaliafinna.com/

Maria Rozalia Finna is an artist whose work has constant references to mythical creatures, magic and nature. She currently lives and works in Melbourne, Australia. —"I think freedom is important. I believe humans are multi-faceted and multi-dimensional which i believe is the nature of psychedelia. To be able to express whatever i so desire, all the sides that have as yet gone unseen in the 3rd dimension is a lifetimes worth or work."—Interviewed by cosmiccrystalsdyrtipigs.

Follow her on Twitter / Flickr / Myspace / Facebook / Blogger.

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Pixel Deviant

1. Based in the Melbourne Central Business District.
2. Active Up (Belgium) Office Scene.

Pixel deviant is Jared Smith, currently based in Melbourne.
http://www.pixeldeviant.com/

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Helen Mycroft

1. Life isn't fair.
2. From the book 'Gone too far'.

http://www.helenmycroft.co.uk/

Helen Mycroft is a 23 years old designer and illustrator from Sidney. She is an ideas led creative with a love of type, illustration, shapes and patterns. A graduated from Lincoln University—School of Art and Design, she won in 2008 both YCN and ClearChannel student awards. After having spent some time in England, she is now based in Australia.

"I was given the project title How Far Would You Go" but had the freedom to create anything I wanted from that. I decided to use the opportunity to create something personal. I made the first Gone Too Far photo diary in 2008 and filled it with images and drawing to use as a visual reference of England. This year I made a second issue filled with Australian images. It's a good way to highlight all the cultural references I have collated over the years that I can now use in my design work."—From the artist's site.

A great twitter find. Images courtesy of the artist

Coöp

Ben Glezer, photographer. Identity.

Coöp is a collective of creatives founded in 2004 by Paul Marcus Fuog. The idea was to establish a creative environment where designers could fluidly and dynamically work together – sharing, inspiring and experimenting. The team of Coöp includes Dan Honey, Paul Fuog and Bec Worth.

'Our design philosophy is holistic. We combine critical thought, style, function and finish to create aesthetically pleasing designs that work. Uniting theoretical foundation with imagination, our work is both ordered and playful and is defined as contemporary with classic sensibilities. We are influenced by swiss-german design, object-based photography, clean typography and ordered grid-based designs.'

http://www.co-oponline.net.au/

Hofstede design

1. Hofsted identity.
2. Mance design. Identity.
3-4. Cunsolo architects. Identity.
5. Architects EAT. Publication.

"Established in 1996, Hofstede Design specialises in identity, publication and environmental graphic design. Our experience traverses the shift from analogue to digital, from the drawing board to the keyboard, and we appreciate that real originality exists in the hand and the head, and not the hard disk. Whether the outcome is a publication, a business card or a directional sign, our approach is always consistent; rational, tailored and intelligent. In simple terms, we look to find the most efficient, engaging and appropriate method of connecting a message with a defined audience."
http://www.hofstede.com.au/

Afom

1. For the Australian tourism exchange 2009. 'Play' is a dinner focused on the concept of being a spectator at Melbourne's events of horse racing, tennis and football.
2. Carla Grbac, weaving brand identity.
3. Pixelflix, digital production and editing company.

Afom = A friend of mine, a small design studio based in Melbourne and ran by Suzy Tuxen.
http://www.afom.com.au/

3 deep

3 Deep Design is a design and image agency based in Australia with representation in New York, Tokyo and Europe. 'Creativity, craftmanship, vanguard, sophisticated, memorable, luxury, intuitive, emotional and intellectually driven design.'
http://www.3deep.com.au/

Jonathan Zawada

Ministry of Sound Mashed 5
http://zawada.com.au/

Tru$tfun

1. Glory Scarf. Image retouched, find the original here.
2. 'Glory Holes' exhibition at Monster Children Gallery.

Glory Scarfs by Shane Sakkeus & Jonathan Zawada
Digitally printed, fractal derived ‘Glory Scarfs’.
Styling and art direction by Trustfun
Photograph by Lyn & Tony

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Shane Sakkeus

1. Identity and branding for Becontinued
2. Creative direction of Plus61
http://shanesakkeus.com/

Rik Lee

2008
http://riklee.wordpress.com/

Gracia Haby

1. 'I don't think we're all of us going to fit in there', Digital collage
2. Let's fit, a colour palette I did for 'I don't think we're all of us going to fit in there'.

http://gracialouise.typepad.com/
http://www.gracialouise.com/
b.1975, Melbourne, Australia.

Mash

http://www.mashdesign.com.au/
Personal cards.