Sabina Kamarados
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Being able to combine my traditional art practice with graphic design only felt natural. If I create something fun, colourful, thoughtful and people enjoy it? Then that's a winner.
Being able to combine my traditional art practice with graphic design only felt natural. If I create something fun, colourful, thoughtful and people enjoy it? Then that's a winner.
Backyard Brewery is a locally run brewery made in the sunny arvos of Australia. Picture having one of these beers in your backyard, with some mates, the barbeque is going, the hills hoist is creaking, and you just can't seem to get rid of those damn mosquitos. Backyard Brewery wants to capture those moments in a can using loose, hand drawn motifs of flora and fauna that are found right in your backyard.
At Home With is a bi-monthly home and lifestyle magazine which features a special guest each issue. We are invited into peoples homes to photograph, hang out, and learn what makes them tick. In each issue we also feature new design trends, places to eat food, how to entertain, where to buy furniture - the list goes on. We want to make you comfortable and inspired. The magazine is a mix of clean lines and fonts, with collaged images and colour. Showing that design can be a mix of two things, if balanced correctly.
Snake Joose is a wine label specialising in organic wines. Wanting to have the wine speak for itself, the simple labels are a vary of illustrations of their iconic snake motif depending on the wine. It's easy to spot on the shelf and just as easy to keep the bottle afterwards for the illustration alone.
NIDA is a leading institute in Australia for the dramatic arts that needed a rebrand. Starting off by giving them a dynamic logo and bright colour, NIDA already has a different feeling. The feeling of something fun, bold, and structured. A 2023 programme followed which needed three posters for upcoming plays to go along with it. Using primary colours along with hand drawn elements, the new season posters match the current rebrand.
