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Cosmic Fantasia, an ethical web development company based in Queensland approached Small Studio to overhaul their web site and logo. The visual direction for the logo came from psychadelic artwork, imagery from the space programs and and traditional asian symbolism. The final symbol is an extremly abstracted  Tajitu (Yin & Yang symbol) coloured in the style of Alex Gray. The typeface, ITC Avante

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Small Studio has won the pitch for This Is Not Art 2008. We're very excited, and although we can't show you the winning concepts (yet), we can show you one that didn't make it.

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Dandelion Wine, an ethereal post-dreampop band from Melbourne approached Small Studio to create the artwork for their latest Album, Selected Anachronisms. the artwork consists of a digipack case and 16 page booklet, Taking inspiration from the album's title, the lyrics dark themes the bands interest in symmetry, geometrical concepts and astronomical/astrological themes.

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Scruffy Bunch tours approached Small Studio to design a brochure for their Yarra Valley winery and microbrewery tours. Their brief was to capture the youth market, and express the tour's no-nonsense, down to earth and light hearted approach. Small Studio employed clean layouts and whimsical illustrations to this effect, resulting in a great design that stands out from the usual crop in the hotel

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Small Studio recently completed the design and development for Advanced Publishing Systems new website.The whole site was developed in Silverstripe, an off the shelf, super user friendly CMS — We were surprised to discover the client updating the site before we'd even conducted the training session! Check out the site here.

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During studio down time we like to keep the creative juices flowing with self initiated projects and experiments. We'll be using Small Stuff to share these with you from time to time. Today's piece is a 2 hour illustration exercise by Small Studio's resident illustration bot, Todd.

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Small Studio was approached to make a flash presentation for a clients annual staff conference. One of the requirements of the brief was the creation of a jingle to be played at the start of the presentation. It had to be short, catchy and inspirational. Writing a corporate jingle was something none of us had even contemplated before, so we put our heads together, got our inspiration on and

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exactly 100% of the staff at Small Studio are bedroom musicians and we're all exactly 0% famous. Therefore we live our Rock Star lifestyles vicariously through our clients in the music industry, producing CD covers, gig posters & street press ads with tender love and care. We already have a fabulous write up on our favourite music clients the Midnight Juggernauts in our portfolio, but today we're

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One of our friendly clients, Blackwell Publishing, often commissions Small Studio to produce covers for the stable of industry journals it publishes. These are an interesting opportunity to flex our creative print muscle in an area often neglected by designers (journals you see, don't fight for shelf space like their glamorous cousins in periodicity, magazines, often missing out on the dressing

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By far the largest project undertaken by Small Studio thus far, we tackled the task of building a website for an international corporation (Complete with a Content Management System, Live stock market updates and Rich Media integration) with gusto, vigour and more than the odd late night staring blearily at the computer screen. Visit OceanaGold here.

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Small recently completed a corporate ID and web design project for Queensland based corporate events speaker Mia Munro.

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Recognising a need for online editorial in the world of Triathlon, The First Off The Bike crew approached Small Studio to create an attractive, usable and easily to update site that would draw visitors and generate revenue. Small Studio also produced the logo for the site, pictured below. You can visit the First Off The Bike site here.

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Who doesn't like great coffee and cake? Certainly not the caffeine fiends at Small Studio. So it was with great pleasure that we designed this petit site for one of Melbourne's best Patisseries. Visit Le Petit Gateau here.

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Salesguide.com.au aggregates retail sales information from around the country into one convenient location, and the owners realised a great idea like this needs great presentation. The result is a website that's pleasing to the eye but still screams SALE! Visit SalesGuide here.

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Small Studio loves a good cause. Our speedy service, razor sharp skills and low overheads allow us to deliver quality work that's usually out of reach for charity organisations. You can visit Women's Housing here

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Ever wondered who sells those shampoo chairs to hairdressing salons? Chances are if you've had a perm or a pedicure you've done so sitting on a chair distributed by Comfortel. Comfortel required their site to be redesigned in line with the look of its 2007 catalogue, and were after an upward nudge on the search rankings, and Small Studio were only too happy to deliver. Visit the Comfortel

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Our good friends at Reseo required a website to promote their SEO services. Small Studio designed a smart, modern looking site that embodies the techniques the company practices. To complete the effect, we art directed a flattering photo shoot of the guys doing their thing in their funky Fitzroy digs. Visit the Reseo website

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Studio mates and occasional Friday beer o'clock buddies Daybreak Films required an online showcase for their projects. Yelling directions from the other side of the room, Small Studio diligently set about creating a slick flash site to promote the guys work. You can check out Daybreak Films here

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Film Camp is (as one would expect) an Australian film production company involved in feature length and short films, documentaries and television. In an effort to catalogue the company's works and give potential collaborators an overview of its strengths, a simple website was put together using a content management system so the principal producer could add projects as they commenced production.

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