Our brochure design services play a pivotal role in bringing it to life. At the heart of a brand lies its marketing collateral, and our team understands that every flyer, banner, and merchandise represents the ethos of your organisation. That’s why we emphasise consistency in both style and messaging, to create a robust brand identity that stands out.
A4 Designs
Adhering to brand guidelines has been the cornerstone of our work for corporate and government organisations… making sure their brochures and other marketing collateral align with their communication strategy. With us, you can get your brochure designed in any size, all underpinned with a strong and memorable brand identity.
Z-Card Design
Z-Card Brochures are a great way to condense information into a retainable and highly portable format. Choose from personalised options and a variety of shapes to make them stand out. (i.e. soccer ball for a sporting brochure). The 8 panel Pocket Card size is the largest size and the specifications are: Cover – 108mm x 78mm, Insert – 297mm x 560mm
Solitary Islands Coastal Walk
Yuraygir Coastal Walk
Z-Card Brochures – 8 panel credit card size
Z-Card Brochures are a great way to condense information into a retainable and highly portable format. It is a highly tactile product which is kept and referred to for longer than traditional leaflets. 95% of recipients said they would keep a Z-Card. The 8 panel Credit Card size specifications are: Cover – 85mm x 54mm, Insert – 234mm x 400mm
Rides & Drives in the Great Lakes
There are numerous fold options in addition to the Z-Card
Endangered Species Brochures
Two endangered species brochures were developed for The Department of Environment and Heritage (DEH) to launch a public awareness campaign. They aim to locate two endangered species…the Australian Fritillary Butterfly and the Pink Underwing Moth. They form part of the Saving our Species program – a new conservation program of the DEH that aims to maximise the number of threatened species that can be secured in the wild in NSW for 100 years. The designs adhered to DEH style guides and some amazing photography made the design process a pleasure.
Date: June 2015
Service: Design and production
Specs: 2 brochures – Double sided A4 folded to DL
Client: The Department of Environment and Heritage, Ecosystems and Threatened Species
Australian fritillary butterfly endangered species brochure
The Australian fritillary butterfly (Argyreus hyperbius inconstans) was a common site along the east coast from Port Macquaire (NSW) to Gympie (Qld) but numbers declined dramatically through the 1980s and 1990s. With no confirmed sightings since 2001, sporadic observations sustain the hope that wild populations remain. The adult fritillary is very mobile and it appears that populations go through boom-and-bust cycles.
Southern Pink Underwing Moth endangered species brochure
The Southern Pink Underwing Moth (Phyllodes imperialis smithersi) inhabits southeast QLD and the north coast of NSW, reaching as far south as Bellingen. It is currently classified as an endangered species.. As the moth is difficult to find, and therefore rarely observed, its abundance has proven very difficult to establish.
Threatened Species brochure
Your Rainforest Backyard – graphic design of a Threatened Species brochure for NPWS in conjunction with Ballina Council. This brochure titles ‘What’s Over the Fence?’ provides information on how to identify and care for local threatened species.
Environmental Brochures
We have produced a range of environmental brochures, information leaflets and flyers. Clients include Catchment Management Authorities, Local Councils, Landcare, Wetland Care, Australian Government and State Governments.
Information brochure design – Trail Bike Riding on Public Lands
NPWS commissioned this information brochure in partnership with other state organisations, as part of a suite of materials that included several poster designs.
No Licence, No Rego, No Ride
Music Society brochure design
The Coffs Harbour Music Society Inc has engaged us to design their subscription music brochures, concert programs, tickets, website and other marketing material as needed. Since the early 1990s, they have presented a series of subscriber concerts featuring some of Australia’s and the world’s best classical musicians from the Musica Viva program. Our rewarding involvement has been ongoing ever since.
