Sally Baxter

Sally B.

  • 7th Floor Theatre Social Media

    7th Floor Theatre is a one man operation run by Hayden Burke. He has produced many performances including Australian Open which received glowing reviews and produced other successful plays includingSprout, and Where’s My Money?. Hayden runs a monthly event at PIP Theatre called PLAYground wherein no-one except the Hayden knows what play will be performed,…

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  • Magazine Design

    The assessment focused on typographic layout and design for a potential magazine called Growth. It included a 12-page spread, 2 ads, and a web-friendly version created in Adobe XD. The masthead used a modified typeface, and photos aimed to evoke a visit to a local arts fair. The name “Growth” symbolized personal and worldly development,…

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  • Brand design for environmentally friendly architecture

    The Egarra brand design project involved creating branding materials for a company specializing in environmentally friendly and accessible space retrofitting using advanced technologies. The brand name, Egarra, combines the Djubugay word for “spider” with the electronic signifier “e.” The project included a logo, style guide, business card, letterhead, advertorial brochure, Instagram grid, and 2 animations.

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  • Design Collateral for an event

    The project entailed designing promotional material in a deliberate style for an upcoming performance at a local theater. I opted for The Crowd & I by the Australian Symphony Orchestra at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, drawing inspiration from Hong Kong high rise buildings to convey a sense of an urban crowd. The materials included…

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  • Packaging design

    The assessment centered on using typography to design packaging for Mooloo Mountain milk. The product lacks an online presence and has basic labelling. I revamped it as UHT milk, incorporating bovine elements in a hand-drawn word mark and a simplified Mooloo Mountain depiction to enhance visual appeal.

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