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25.01.2022 I LOVE these stories... Ish and Dot by Peter H. Reynolds, and might never have seen them without homeschooling with my 5 year old. Thanks, Miss G-T!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKuXo5cIRtI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Clpw7PG7m1Q Back in 2016, we framed our then 8 year olds art, they have been proudly displayed on my office wall ever since. ... No wrong answer in art. See more

25.01.2022 Weve had some fantastic stencils made for our client. We cant wait to see them painted on to the play area! #brunyislandhoneycompany

25.01.2022 We recently designed some wraps for the Tassie Meals on Wheels vehicle fleet. This iLoad van with a complex front composition has been beautifully installed by Wrap Craft Hobart. Meals On Wheels Tasmania

24.01.2022 Did you know all worker bees are female? In the lifetime of a bee, they produce only 1/12th of a teaspoon of precious honey! Yesterday, informative wall paper weve been working on, was installed for Bruny Island Honey, in their Bruny Island store. Thanks to Natalie and Steve for the photos, we cant wait to get down there and check it out on the walls.... If youd like to learn more about bees and honey head to 2184 Bruny Island Main Rd, Great Bay and check out the new wall paper, live bees, and the many amazing honey products they produce and stock. The Honey Pot & Bruny Island Honey #brunyislandhoney #brunyislandtasmania #savethebees #wallart See more

23.01.2022 This week is National Carers week. (13-19 October) Last week was Mental Health week. (6 - 12 October) With the two weeks aligning, we are delighted to share our new logo for Mental Health Families and Friends Tasmania. Supporting carers, families and friends, who support and care for those who suffer with Mental Health illness. ... Behind the design: The logo has been inspired by the Tasmanian Blue Gum, and is a symbol of resilience and strength. The colours and forms are reflective of our bush landscape, the leaves and the bark of the Blue Gum in varied light. The idea of shifting colours, and irregular forms, represents different experiences, perspectives and paths taken on this difficult journey, not only for those suffering but for those who care for, love and support those with mental health illness. The coming together of the coloured forms, means the tree in the logo is visible, or stronger because of the combined colours or support around it. Together, supported we are stronger.

23.01.2022 ***EDIT*** ANOTHER WIN: CONGRATULATIONS to Flying Colours Group, winning Bronze in Book Printing Digital for TasWater Annual Report 2018-19, at the National Print & Visual Communication Association Awards on 17 July 2020.

23.01.2022 Did you know we work with translated text? These brochures, have just hit the press. We organised the translation into Chinese, and produced the new layout and design consistent with the clients existing brochures. ... Its something some of our local tourism clients are finding very helpful for their documents and signage.

22.01.2022 Ive created this idea for our community. Get on board if you are in Mount Nelson! If youd like your community to get involved, contact me and Ill update the art with your community details for you to post and share for free. Ps. Photos of our sculptures will be online so a virtual tour will also exist!

20.01.2022 A PRINTING win - DIEMEN AWARDS. At various times of peak demand for businesses with their own design teams and creative agencies, Finchdesign supplies in house design and/or external support. We worked in house for this agency project, on the Taswater annual report and developed a concept to include the use of actual high vis reflective tape on the cover. ... The tape concept was symbolic of the annual reports reflective look at the year, with a high vis focus on the people who make up Taswater. The DIEMEN awards were held on the weekend with the printer Flying Colours winning the Printing Category 19 Digital Printing for the TasWater Annual Report. We are thrilled with the result, and the client and printer for stepping outside the norm to go with our unusual idea involving high vis tape with their print. As a designer, we strongly believe our early years working in print houses gives us extra insight and the ability to be creative with the printing process and do things a little differently. Congrats to Flying Colours on their win.

20.01.2022 We are thrilled to introduce King Street Butchers new look, and logo, (previously called Greens Quality Meats). The logo design has been inspired by the tools of the trade and the significance of their location, with a butcher trading continuously from the King Street premises since 1924. The vintage herb illustrations accompany the logo and are a nod to King St Butchers past, combined with their modern and vibrant colouring, the herbs reflect the fresh, quality, local pro...duce that Paul and the team are proud to continue to supply their customers. Weve loved working with Paul and Jana to bring this new brand to life for King Street Butcher. Congratulations on the new look!

19.01.2022 Theres a new restaurant opening soon in Franklin. Introducing the new logo for Osteria at PettySessions A playful, creative, and stylish logo. ... The Osteria typography is bold, clean, legible and sophisticated. Its representational of the bold dishes, fresh local produce, a confident, creative chef, and the unique dining experience to be enjoyed in this historic setting. The linking letter forms of the logo are symbolic of Osterias great flavour combinations, the human connections made over food, and the interactions between restaurant patrons and staff. The O, subtly evokes the dinner plate combined with the unmistakable representation of a restaurant fork, in elegant anticipation of the meals to come. The use of the traditional font for Petty Sessions hints of the past. We look forward to Osteria @ Petty Sessions opening soon!

19.01.2022 Client signage - sneak peek

18.01.2022 Exciting day new client brand launching soon!

18.01.2022 Finchdesign is proud and privileged to work with Reconciliation Tasmania, and the Reconciliation Collective. In 2017 we designed the Reconciliation Tasmania logo and recently in May 2020, the sister logo, Reconciliation Collective. "Thank you very much for your wonderful design - we will acknowledge Finchdesign where appropriate. You seem to have really put your heart into this so thank you again. It stands alone as a modern piece and yet is respectful of the cultural herit...age of the Islands. Mark Redmond, Chief Executive, Reconciliation Tasmania From the rectas website, "We recognise the many histories that have contributed to modern Tasmania. From our First Peoples, to settlers and convicts, the growth of an Australian identity, and through the many ethnicities of more recent arrivals, Tasmanians come from many backgrounds and with more understanding and respect we can be together as one. Black white and all the other tribes coming to live in Tasmania. We all come from one tribe or another, all different colours and family trees from across the globe". To consider a membership and walking together visit https://rectas.com.au/membership

18.01.2022 Im so excited with people in Mt Nelson getting on board with the Community Sculpture Trail and all the creations!! Mt Nelson Community

17.01.2022 One of our favourites King Street Butcher: signage and installation (Aframe, facia and lightbox), by Euro Signs and Safety. Design by us!

16.01.2022 We had a lot of fun, contributing a little voice over to this one. Congrats Torchbearer Wines Tasmania

16.01.2022 Surprise perks for my 4 year old apprentice, he scored "dinosaur off cuts", when visiting our sign supplier. Thanks Peter! Cygnet CNC Designs

15.01.2022 Excited to share this one soon... Autumn light, golden hues, much to love about the season and things to come.

15.01.2022 RESILIENCE: The ability to recover from setbacks, adapt to change and keep going in the face of adversity. While we acknowledge the bushfires are far from over, and the road to recovery will be long, we believe in the power of people, community and resilience. **Fundraiser** ... Details to follow. See more

14.01.2022 To all our clients, big and small, we love working with each and everyone of you, no matter the brief, deadline or challenge. Wishing you and yours a relaxing, peaceful festive season, and hope that you dont have too many last minute client requests! Best wishes from Finchdesign.

12.01.2022 This wrap design for Meals On Wheels Tasmania was a particularly special job for us - especially right now, given this vehicle is on the North West Coast of Tas, as its where I grew up and where my family lives. Beautifully installed by Wrap Craft Hobart .

12.01.2022 Introducing our sweet new logo design for Liggabuff, with full trailer wrap design, expertly installed by Wrap Craft Hobart. Debuting the new look tonight at Hobart Twilight Market.

12.01.2022 Last week we delivered beautiful signage to our client @brunyislandhoneycompany . The logo has been inspired by honeycomb and the distinct shape of the leatherwood flower. The logo is a sister design to the Huonville store The Honey Pot. We cant wait to see the installed sign on our next trip to Bruny Island (and maybe sample a leatherwood honey ice cream). @cygnet_cnc_designs #tasmania #honeyicecream #brunyisland #tasmanianflora #leatherwoodhoney

12.01.2022 Thanks Mt Nelson Community!

11.01.2022 FUNDRAISER Purchase an A4 print or calico bag, with 100% of the profits to be donated to bush fire relief. Bags $30 // A4 Prints $20 (frame not included) ABOUT THE ART... Inspired by native flora and our connection across the water to the mainland particularly during the bush fires, the artwork combines a bright fiery palette with charcoal shadows, set against the backdrop of a cool deep blue, touched by smokey hues. In particular the design elements centre around the Tasmanian Waratah (Telopea truncata), endemic to Tasmania and closely related to the NSW Waratah (Telopea speciosissima). "Telopea is derived from the Greek word telopos, meaning seen from afar, as the flowers are like a beacons in the bush. A lignotuber, is a modified stem that the waratah grows from, and allows the plant to produce new shoots, regenerating following bush fires. TO ORDER For details or to order, PM me or email [email protected] Orders taken until 15 Feb, bags and prints are anticipated to be ready for collection by the end of Feb. **Please note the image is a visual representation of the final product, while we endeavour to be as close to the representation as possible, slight variations may occur between the visual and actual final product. #finchdesign_studio

11.01.2022 We made this for the Mt Nelson Community who have taken on board our concept for the Community Sculpture Trail with such fantastic enthusiasm. We couldnt be prouder to be a part of this community.

10.01.2022 Introducing our new design for Liggabuff Cupcakes & Sweets.

09.01.2022 "Unpacking our design" for the @torchbearer_wine label: The golden shield embodies the spirit of Tasmania with the Manuka flower, from the Tea Tree plant, with Tea Tree Road also being the vineyards location. The name Torch Bearer signifies the love the new owners have for the established vines. Originally from Vietnam and now calling Tasmania home, they have chosen to continue the legacy of the vineyard. The petals floating in the breeze signify the changing seasons and tra...nsient nature of life, to be savoured and enjoyed like the wine. The t has been used to represent Tasmania and Torch Bearer in a style that has been inspired by the Lunar New Year calligraphers in Vietnam, with the lettering believed to be uplifting and bring good luck, harmony, and prosperity.

09.01.2022 Today, the 15th of October, is International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. Its a loss that touches so many. We are proud to contribute in our small way, supporting our local, important Remembrance Day event.

08.01.2022 New brochures just delivered, ready for the show room opening soon! @driveway_masters

08.01.2022 Some of our Mothers Day fun with the Mt Nelson Community Sculpture Trail!

07.01.2022 More deliveries! My 5 year old apprentice was convinced these were boxes of chocolates, no such luck. x5000 brochures looking good enough to eat. Nutpatch Chocolates

06.01.2022 Looking fantastic , our new vehicle wrap for Driveway masters we can't wait to see it on the road. Brilliant work by Wrap Craft Hobart. Designed by us!

06.01.2022 I AM SO PROUD of the Mt Nelson Community, and beyond taking on my idea and initiative for a Community Sculpture Trail. Weve worked on and shared so many fantastic creations over the last 6-8 weeks and the community spirit has been and continues to be amazing. Ive had tears - SO. MANY. TIMES.... On Monday (25 May) the Primary School kids who have been home schooling are returning to school. So, this weekend the community are creating chalk artwork to welcome and encourage the kids as they start back TOGETHER AGAIN AT SCHOOL. Its something positive to discover on their way. For the kids who have remained learning at school during this time, some of them are also creating art this afternoon, to welcome their friends back for Monday, with our local Primary School embracing the ideas too. For some of the kids who have been away for such a long time, not seeing their friends, they are nervous, some are excited, so this is our community showing we care. I couldnt be more proud. If your community would like to do the same, please feel free to share.

06.01.2022 We are very proud to be supporting this important and special remembrance event.

05.01.2022 I LOVE these stories... 'Ish' and 'Dot' by Peter H. Reynolds, and might never have seen them without 'homeschooling' with my 5 year old. Thanks, Miss G-T!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKuXo5cIRtI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Clpw7PG7m1Q Back in 2016, we framed our then 8 year olds art, they have been proudly displayed on my office wall ever since. ... No wrong answer in art. See more

05.01.2022 Not so long ago, community came together for bushfire fundraising, in so many creative and brilliant ways. Thank you to everyone who supported my efforts in this by purchasing Finchdesigns art and reusable bags. Community IS amazing. ... Continue to keep on supporting each other, small business and community, we are all in this together.

05.01.2022 A great article about the role graphic design can play and the importance of info graphics in communicating. If your business needs assistance please get in touch - we are keen to help! https://newsroom.unsw.edu.au//covid-19-how-graphic-design-

03.01.2022 Here at Finchdesign, we LOVE paper, and all things letterpress. It brings us pure joy, seeing our designs come to life through stunningly hand-crafted business cards, printed on an antique letterpress and lovingly packaged into recycled stationery boxes. What a joy to deliver these to our clients! ... @maguiredevine #letterpress #stationery #graphicdesign #design #paper

03.01.2022 Some of our Mother’s Day fun with the Mt Nelson Community Sculpture Trail!

02.01.2022 CONGRATULATIONS!

02.01.2022 Digital is good and all, but we still cant beat a calendar that you can actually write on and the whole family can see. We love + look forward to producing this fundraising calendar each year. Anyone can submit an image to the photographic competition, so long as its a photo thats been taken within the Glamorgan Spring Bay municipal area. Funds raised from sales go to support youth projects and activities in the area. ... The East Coast of Tas is just stunning. Love my job, I think I feel a road trip coming on. Ps if youd like an actual printed calendar for your business or organisation, theres still time before Xmas and the New Year... just over 7 weeks to 2020 (...eek!!) Get in touch, email [email protected] for a quote.