VERSION was commissioned to design promotional collateral by University of South Australia for the upcoming Adelaide University – Domestic Pathways Program. Combining the existing ‘look & feel’ of the new university with information from UniSA by means of various infographic. Condensing a lot of information is an art… making it look appealing takes design thinking.

Find out more here > adelaideuni.edu.au/entry-pathways

ACRILO Sofa Trays are designed for the ease of serving you food and drinks whilst relaxing in your sofa. Functional and convenient, with a snug fit makes your lounge lifestyle more enjoyable. ACRILO will handle hot foods & beverages and allows the colour & texture of your sofa to show through. The ACRILO tray also assists people with physical disabilities for the ease of reach.

VERSION was commissioned to help with promotional collateral design.

Visit www.acrilotrays.com.au

Biscay Road Vintners is one of a select few vineyards in the Barossa where the soil is different. The unique cracking clay of Biscay soils provides excellent growing conditions for wine grapes, in particular red varietals. Since 1981, Biscay Road Vineyard has grown Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Mataro and Grenache across 114 acres on the edge of Tanunda and the township of Bethany. They supply grapes to some of the most iconic wineries in the Barossa Valley.

VERSION was commissioned to help create a website & online shop that features their wines.

Visit www.biscayrd.au

 

 

Working with VERSION on our PAICAST logo was a fantastic experience. From the start, their professionalism and easy collaboration stood out. They quickly understood our vision, and the initial concepts clearly reflected the creativity and care they put into capturing the essence of our product.

Michael was responsive and accommodating throughout the revision process, with quick turnaround times we really appreciated. We’re proud of our new logo — a meaningful symbol that will stand the test of time. VERSION has delivered a visually compelling and impactful design that perfectly encapsulates our brand identity, all while maintaining a highly professional and enjoyable working relationship. We highly recommend their services.

 

MICHELLE CELIN

CEO
Acumen AI

 

One of the most spectacular whale-watching sites in South Australia is the Head of Bight, near the Nullarbor Plain on the state’s Far West coast. Adjacent to the Nullarbor National Park and Regional Reserve plus the Great Australian Bight Marine Park, The Head of Bight Whale Watching Centre is in a unique geographical spot. A mini desert of towering sand dunes meets a sheer line of 90m limestone cliffs. In the sheltered waters of the bay below, Southern Right whales congregate en masse to give birth to calves. Combining accessible viewing platforms with the spectacular backdrop of the Bunda Cliffs and superb pristine beaches, the facility offers travellers an unparalleled opportunity to view the large numbers whales during the breeding season.

VERSION was commissioned to design and develop new signs to attract and inform visitors starting from the Eyre Highway towards the Bunda Cliff’s edge and the sea. Images and illustrations of whales were incorporated into the design to add depth and interest. The signs range from large billboards to boardwalk interpretive signage were designed and manufactured in Adelaide. Production of signs had to take into consideration the extreme harsh weather near the cliffs edge, extra UV laminated signs and laser etched signs were chosen for their longevity out in the elements.

Visit www.headofbight.com.au

 

Located in the Hindley St, Adelaide CBD, The Parlor Pizzeria offers American style pizza pies. Think New York style thin crusts, available as a whole or sold by slices. The ingredients are shipped from overseas and are authentically shipped from the USA. Stay tuned for more locations opening in the future.

VERSION was commissioned to help with promotional collateral design.

 

Yalata is an Aboriginal Community located roughly 200 kilometres west of Ceduna and situated on the Far West Coast of South Australia, with a transient population of around 350 people. The Community comprises of Anangu who speak Pitjantjatjara language. They share a history of displacement, upheaval and survival. Their people have a deep connection with the Lands and commitment to Traditional lifestyles.

The Yalata Lands with its sandy plains, Mallee scrub and open woodland, covers roughly 450,000 hectares and spans approximately 150 kilometres of the Eyre Highway. Popular for whale watching, camping, and fishing, a strict Permit system is in place to preserve sacred sites and ensure minimum impact. Yalata is Aboriginal owned land, managed by Yalata Anangu Aboriginal Corporation to conserve the Lands and Traditional Culture.

Over the years, VERSION was commissioned to help with projects ranging from branding, websites, signage and various print collateral to amalgamate and create a consistent ‘look and feel’ at all promotional and marketing touch points.

Visit www.yalata.com.au

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