JMG / Exhibition Signage / 02.04.2009
Exhibition treatment for Alexander Seton’s sculptures at Jan Murphy Gallery, on until April 25.
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Valley, 4006
Brisbane, QLD.
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Exhibition treatment for Alexander Seton’s sculptures at Jan Murphy Gallery, on until April 25.


Once again Jan Murphy Gallery‘s resident master made an appearance on the Christmas window, this time with some friends in a paper chain – and we couldn’t forget Rudolph.

The frames shop known as Scoogle opened its doors recently but not before all the signage had been installed, complete with magnetic alphabet to spice up the street…




As Lightspace was being used as the launch venue for Brisbane Indesign, we installed a suite of posters on core-flute in the front entrance to tell the story to the guests arriving. And we even got to plug ourselves…




The signage package for Lightspace uses an altered version of Font Theo Fine for the street and studio numerals, along with a unique suite of toilet pictograms.





The recurring theme of using Jan Murphy Gallery‘s resident crowd controller as the Christmas window decoration has been maintained…
The Letter D developed a rough-cut vinyl application, with the offset window glazing used to display a moving shadow of the overall theme.

An economical suite of signage for Camp Lake Fire was also developed utilising standard sheet sizes and basic methods, along with a unique suite of pictograms developed inline with the identity.



The Letter D turned architectural with Vetwell needing a façade treatment for their practice in Mitchelton – an old building from the 60s.
The rear consulting rooms are also being redeveloped, with real architects Owen and Vokes inserting a light tower – stay tuned.


With a restrained street frontage by local architects Owen and Vokes, Vetwell‘s Alderley practice signage needed a considered treatment to maintain the architectural intent.
The Letter D has been responsible for rolling out the Vetwell identity across their small group of local practices, with more to come…


