pm3 art & design

24/12/2024

Happy Christmas everyone!

13/12/2024

It’s a happy Friday now!

06/12/2024

Brainstorming meeting with Lawson Heath, long time client whose business I branded 10 years ago. Hey Logan Hyperdome Chiropractic Centre, it must be time for a rebrand? 😜

-brisbane

22/11/2024

I seem to have had a run on signage… everyone s’been updating their old signage, from roof and awning signs to flags and merch. Must be a sign of the times 🤔

25/10/2024

Clearly not all my work is done in the office 😉

18/10/2024

Thank you .toohey.coaching its been so much fun! Please don’t ever retire 😍

11/10/2024

The Byron Bay Surf Life Saving Club (BBSLC) logo was a sign as opposed to a logo yet the brief was to replicate it. So after searching for a font to mimic a hand drawn sign and styling the type accordingly, it was apparent the replicated design didn’t cut it. In the digital age where everything is perfect, it is surprisingly difficult to give a design the same nuances and character of yesteryear without taking hours, blowing budgets and looking too amateur. So, we ended up using the existing design as inspo only and opted to strive for a vintage vibe in a design that would work in all manner of uses.

Baz & Shaz Fruit & Veg also liked their existing logo and hoped for a replication however after presenting a similar design styled differently, they agreed the new design looked better.

Recreating designs from the past to use in current times mostly don’t work without some design attention to help them belong in the now, whether it be a change of colour, or font, or in the Baz & Shaz case, an update in illustration style. All of the above usually turns into a total redesign and while it may cost more than the client intended, they always walk away with a spring in their step and an invigorated lease on their business life. Win win, I say.

04/10/2024

There’s been some behind the scenes rebranding action here at pm3 HQ… been doing a bit of housekeeping and giving myself a freshen up. Ditching the pink and orange for mustard, terracotta and olive green and after many attempts at completely changing the logo, I went full circle and ended up returning to my existing typographical design, giving it a simple makeover by ditching the detail, tightening it up and updating the colours. Its hard work being a client! 😜

27/09/2024

Thoughtful, creative, fun design...right up my street 😍

10/09/2024