Challenge
Make the iconic brand more visible and less exchangeable. The café that is not only loved for its quality food and drinks but also its warm and friendly character should have a logo and branding showing this.
Social Media
Brief
Create social media postings to promote the latest movies featured by FanForce, implementing critics' quotes and information about the film.
Solution
Creating eye-catching postings that transport the movie's mood and give a glimpse of its story.
Client feedback
“Amazing, thanks so much, Dorothea.”
“Thanks so much for sending these ideas over. I absolutely love your concept of the figure representing anybody and everybody.””Wow, awesome work! So striking, really love the colour and the textures of the megaphone and background.”
Danielle B., operations manager
Product Catalogue
Brief
Design several product catalogues showcasing bespoke memorial products in an elegant and informative way.
Solution
A clearly structured graphical approach that provides orientation at first glimpse and shines the spotlight on the products.
Client feedback
"Very professional and responsive. Thank you, Dorothea, for an amazing job."
James R., founder
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Academic Report
Brief
Different briefings, one shared outcome: to design Academic and Annual Reports that are distinct yet consistent with the brand’s visual and strategic guidelines.
Solution
The reports were structured for clarity and ease of navigation, with layouts that reflect the client’s brand identity and mission. Readability and hierarchy were prioritised to make complex information accessible while highlighting the urgency of the topic.
Islamophobia in Australia Report IV
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Islamophobia in Australia Report V
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Annual Report 2024-25​
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Client feedback
“Thanks so much for your work on this, Dorothea. It looks fantastic — the team really loves your work!”
Dr Nora A., Co-Executive Director
Find the full report here:
Print Ad
Brief
Create a 1/3 print ad to promote the newly published book “Blood and Glass: Leaders of Vision in Medieval England and the Tragic ‘What If’ of Vietnam”.
Solution
​Hit the bow to the historic topic by picking up the typical lead glass windows used for medieval church windows.
Client's feedback
“I thank you so much for your work. It is very very good, and I am honoured to have your design for my book. Thank you, Dorothea.”
Peter H., author
