Anna Topalidou Design in Preston, Victoria, Australia | Graphic designer

Anna Topalidou Design

Locality: Preston, Victoria, Australia

Address: 252 Raglan Street, Preston 3072 Preston, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.annatopalidoudesign.com.au

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24.01.2022 What a pickle! Don’t risk missing out, get your tickets now. Ferment Yourself Wild Australia tour featuring Sandor Katz.

22.01.2022 Seeing some brilliant typographic pieces at the 2019 TDC New York in Seoul.

22.01.2022 A fun bit of animation for @magnumandqueenswine new monthly subscription wine packs.

21.01.2022 I’ve had the enormous pleasure of working with @thefermentary, a Dalesford-based small batch producer of naturally fermented food and beverage products, re-designing their brand identity. Photo by Jana Langhorst.

20.01.2022 A little animated fanfare for the @magnumandqueenswine Queen’s Tasting Table held every Saturday arvo .

18.01.2022 Social media drive for The Fermentary’s new kits for making your own kimchi, kraut and brined vegetable. Such a brilliant, unique gift idea!

17.01.2022 Loved this work by Zach Blas, Facial Weaponisation Suite. Highlighting prejudices in biometric facial recognition technologies, the work reveals data politics and worrying structures of power and control. The work was part of the exhibition Vertiginous Data at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul. . . . .... #seoulart #contemporaryart #datapolitics #surveillance #biometricrecognition @ Seoul, Korea See more

17.01.2022 I’ve been working with someone very inspiring on this most wonderful project. It involves a unique dining experience with an unexpected flavour - literally and figuratively. More to come very soon!

16.01.2022 Sandor Katz is visiting Australia for the Ferment Yourself Wild nation-wide tour. It’s going to be super exciting, inspiring and insightful! Join the discussions around our broken food system and the vital role of microbes in a broader environmental context. Feeling very privileged to have designed and illustrated the tour identity for such a fabulous and meaningful event. Tickets available at thefermentary.com.au

15.01.2022 Exhibition catalogue for Walking Matters, now on til August 5, 2018 at @waggawaggaartgallery featuring stunning work by @rebecca.mayo Kirstie Rea and Antonia Aitken. Catalogue can be viewed via Issuu bit.ly/2JOSArr

13.01.2022 Detail from the festive@magnumandqueenswine Christmas wine box. . . . #brandcuration #dailydesignpick #visualgraphc #designinspiration #TDKpeepshow #TDKtuesdays #brandcuration #collateral #graphicdesign #designfeed #bestofpackaging #illustration #illustrationoftheday @ Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

11.01.2022 Still love the feel of a business card in the hand. Design for The Fermentary.

10.01.2022 Fab news seeing this project selected as a finalist in the AGDA design awards! Thanks @agdagram @bethemily - illustrator-extraordinaire and awesome clients @magnumandqueenswine Photos: @kirstendickie and @ameliastanwix

10.01.2022 I’ve been documenting the various properties for a wonderful service based in the lower Hunter, NSW. I took these yesterday afternoon on their tranquil 25 acre bushland property as the sun set. The work is part of an exciting rebrand project I’m very honored to be working on! . . . #Photography #nswbushland #bushland #gumtrees @ NSW, Australia

09.01.2022 I’m viewing some brilliant typographic pieces at the 2019 TDC New York in Seoul. @ Seoul Forest Park

07.01.2022 Activist, academic, and pioneer of a global fermentation revival, Sandor Katz is visiting Australia for the Ferment Yourself Wild nation-wide tour. I’m thrilled to have designed and illustrated the tour identity, and am really looking forward to the talks, demonstrations and festivities!

04.01.2022 The Fermentary’s delicious range of water kefir.

03.01.2022 Packaging for The Fermentary’s delicious vegetable ferments currently in the pipeline. Desperately trying not to eat the contents of the prototypes! Photo by Jana Langhorst