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Rainbow Bridge
Rainbow Bridge is an online resource for Queenslanders of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) backgrounds who are also Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual or Transgender (LGBT). Responding to a gap in readily-available information and support, the Queensland Association for Healthy Communities Inc. (Healthy Communities) sought funding from the Queensland Government’s Department of Communities to develop the website as a starting point for CALD LGBT persons to access. The site is aimed at newly arrived Queenslanders as well as students and tourists from overseas.
Liveworm were approached to assist in bringing all of the information gathered by Healthy Communities online. Liveworm student Amanda Heloey (pictured above left with Healthy Communities LGBT Multicultural Project Officer Sophiaan Subhan at the 2012 Brisbane Pride Festival) was responsible for the design of the Rainbow Bridge branding as well as promotional collateral and of course the website. The website was launched during the 2012 Brisbane Pride Festival and was the first ever Liveworm project launch to include a drag queen performance!
You can visit the website here.
Posted in Class of 2012, Digital, Identity
I am UniQue
As part of the University of Queensland’s 10th Annual Diversity Week, the School of Journalism and Communication launched the I am UniQue campaign. The campaign aimed to promote students’ confidence in themselves and their own unique identity with competitions and interactive discussions run on campus.
Liveworm Daniel Bell created a flexible brand identity system to promote the campaign. The system was applied to various promotional applications like banners, posters, facebook pages and desktop screensavers.
Posted in Class of 2012, Digital, Identity
Consume Youth Magazine
Eating Disorders Association Queensland (EDA) approached Liveworm with a plan to develop an informative youth magazine to plug a gap in the information provided to youth in the current education system. The magazine aims to promote positive body image, health, tolerance and personal responsibility and is distributed to year 8 high-school students. Issue #1 was finished towards the end of 2011 and promptly reprinted due to demand in early 2012.
A large range of Liveworm students each tackled various stories within the magazine to create a very diverse, yet vibrant, magazine. Liveworm also designed the accompanying Consume Magazine website to display the magazine online and collect feedack and suggestions from readers.
Posted in Class of 2011, Digital, Print
POP Gallery
Liveworm has developed the visual identity for POP Gallery — the new Queensland College of Art gallery space at Woolloongabba for Post Graduate students. The gallery is open from Tuesday to Saturday.
The art-deco themed identity designed by second year student April Turnbull was inspired by the many antique stores in the area. The identity has been applied to signage, stationery and a website.
Visit the POP Gallery website at www.popgallery.com.au
Posted in Class of 2011, Digital, Identity, Outdoor
Animated Seasons Greetings card
Every year Liveworm develop an animated Christmas e-card for Professor Marilyn McMeniman (Deputy Vice Chancellor and Provost for Griffith University). The outcome for 2010 was our favourite effort so far, a look at the humble Christmas bauble and their fight for attention. The concept and illustrations were created by student Christyn Schneider.
Posted in Class of 2011, Digital
SECAP Website
Sustainable Environment through Culture in the Asia Pacific (SECAP) is a research initiative of the Queensland College of Art (QCA), Griffith University. The objectives of SECAP include multi-disciplinary approaches to the visual arts that are cognisant of UNESCO’s 2001 Declaration on Cultural Diversity that notes: ‘culture should be regarded as the set of distinctive spiritual, material, intellectual, and emotional features of society or a social group, and that it encompasses, in addition to art and literature, lifestyles, ways of living together, value systems, traditions and beliefs.’
Liveworm has been involved in several SECAP publications and have now developed a website to chronicle the activities of QCA researchers. You can find the website here.
Posted in Class of 2010, Digital
2009 ARC Biennial of Art identity
The ARC Biennial of Art is a large scale conference and exhibition program run by Queensland Artworkers Alliance. The 2009 event featured Liveworm as the design sponsor.
Student Shelsey Birch designed the 2009 ARC identity, program guide and various event print collateral based on the recurring theme of ‘light’. Lauren Rogers designed and built the accompanying website and several other students within the studio assisted with event invites, catalogues and gallery signage.
Posted in Class of 2009, Digital, Identity, Print
Nia’s Melancholy
Nia’s Melancholy is a short film by Queensland production company La La Pictures. The film debuted at the 2009 Message Sticks Indigenous Film Festival in Sydney and was also shown on ABC TV.
Synopsis: Nia’s Melancholy is the story of a young Yalanji girl, Nia, set in beautiful tropical North Queensland, Australia. After her sister’s suicide, Nia finds solace retreating into the recesses of her mind. In mourning Nia escapes the confines of home life and finds herself drawn perilously into the rainforest. Losing herself in the seductive environment, Nia’s Melancholy is an Indigenous girl’s spiritual journey and tale of redemption.
Liveworm were engagedd to create promotional material to accompany the film including posters, DVD packaging, postcards and a website, handled by student Ashlea O’Neill. The visual style was based on the imagery of water which was a common theme throughout the film.
Posted in Class of 2009, Digital, Print