Jan Dabrowski Graphic Design, Hobart Tasmania

Inside Outside are the people to call when your house needs de-cluttering and landscaping. Danita & Sean will sort you out. This brief was for a logo and branding package that was fun but professional, and we decided to combine those ideas inside a typographical image.

• Logo Logo
• DL Brochure DL Brochure
• Before After Before After
• Business Cards Business Cards
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Just completed a series of sketchy drawings to be used as part of a client's presentation. This is using Google Sketchup and shows how little I know about actual heavy machinery.

The Hobart Distribution Centre is responsible for delivery of the Mercury and other subscription publications to suburbs around the city. We recently did a re-branding for the new owner, which included logo, cards, brochures & signs for the shop front in Mellifont St.

The little guy reminds us of old-school newspaper delivery, and the logo is casual, friendly and energetic.

 

Graphic design for Janine Kemp's book 'Sentenced by Innocence'

Click here to view the full cover layout.

This is a large illustration and design project from 2006 for the Department of Justice Victims Support Service. The brief was for a colour illustrated booklet to help kids who are needed to attend court to become familiar with various processes. I devised a pair of Tassie animal characters - Lenah the kangaroo and Lonnie the Tasmanian devil - who acted as guides in the book. The following year a modified version was published by the Queensland justice department.

• Cover Cover
• Lonnie Lonnie
• Lenah Lenah
• Courtroom Courtroom
• Last Page Last Page
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In 2008 we published another Tassie version, this time a guide for adults sans cute animals.

The Keys2drive website has been launched, featuring a Flash driving game which we were commissioned to develop. The object of the game is to judge and maintain Crash Avoidance Space on the road, and is intended for novice drivers.

My work was mostly the illustration and design side, while Matt handled programming, ie the hard work on what turned out to be a massively complex project. Very cool though. Our interface is based on a classic EK Holden car ride through psychedelic towns with traffic hazards popping up at various stages. Game navigation is via mini road signs, with a nice sliding effect to transition between game stages.

The game is on the website here.

Have completed web design on Tom Andersen's new site, including a complete front-end redesign and change of CMS from the old Zen Cart e-commerce system to a brand new Joomla 1.5 site.

The new website showcases Tom's amazing work, and you can buy original works or prints from the large gallery on display.

Check it out at www.andersenart.com.au