Three series of title design for the Australian crime thriller, Harrow.

The design and creation of Borobi began over two years before the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games and resulted in over 150 deliverables across all formats, as well as merchandise and costumes.

A crafted hand-drawn animation to announce C&K’s Open Week. Each illustration is designed to accompany the parent’s stories shared in the voiceover.

Crafted to look like a child's felt board character set, we created this campaign to shed light on the isolation and boredom experienced by children enduring lengthy hospital stays.

For Netflix’s Australian supernatural drama, we wanted to craft a series of title cards that reflected the ethereal and mysterious nature of the creatures in the show.

A joyful animation in celebration of The Lott's charity contributions .

“Your mate number 8”, Oz - the bringer of Big Aussie Fun. This campaign featured three different scenarios of Oz spreading the joy amongst his friends.

'Elemental: Hydrogen vs. Hindenburg' features an eclectic mix of animation and motion graphics inspired by design trends of each time period in the documentary.

A cute fusion of 2D animation on live-action footage highlights the impact of cold and flu protection in real-world settings

Double-Blind No.1 is a multi-award winning VFX design project.

We were privileged to animate the confronting true story of Riley and his sister, two children who, after suffering abuse, are now on the road to recovery thanks to the help of Act For Kids.

Aimed at bringing awareness to water usage, the cult anthem, "I Will Survive," takes on new meaning as it conveys a powerful message about the importance of water conservation.

World Animal Championships is a 52 episode children’s TV series for ABC3, featuring a combination of studio segments, wildlife footage and animation.

Introducing Steve Bacterium, the mascot for Betadine that has been on the rampage for over a decade. This project marked the design and initial animation campaign for the mascot, which was translated into countless media spots, merchandise and a costume.

As part of the therapeutic process at ACT for Kids, the children are encouraged to externalise their fears and anxieties by drawing their own personal monsters.

Through the age-old artistry of shadow puppetry, the animation team visualised imagery with tales of Pentu's feline companions and the transformative power of 'content'.