Boutique accommodation, food, wine and design destination Twofourtwo recently approached us to redevelop their online presence. We were happy to help, developing a site which features a responsive layout, tailoring the user experience specifically to browser dimensions.
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A teaser of the new Brightside Farm Sanctuary – check out their Facebook page for more info on the great work these guys do.
An exciting new website and ecommerce solution for a renowned Tamar Valley vineyard, one of the few where wine is produced and bottled onsite.
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A website for this fantastic beach house at Binalong Bay, in the iconic Bay of Fires. Set in a private natural wonderland, arthouse is a fusion of nature and art resulting in an individual space that inspires and restores the mind, body and spirit.
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Grafik were excited to work in collaboration with inhouse design team at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery on this project, rebranding the Museum in conjunction with the reopening of the Royal Park Gallery site.
Following on from the success of two years partnership designing for MSFest, the promoters came to grafik to design the website for their new event, Breath of Life Festival.
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Taking the bull by the horns – grafik rebrand Rockhampton's iconic pub, the Lionleigh Tavern.
Renowned Tamar Valley vineyard approached grafik to redesign their website and online shop. To be developed by Witmedia – coming soon...
A full featured update for a local historic property. Brickendon is a rare find, offering guests an extraordinary experience of staying at a World Heritage Site in an original convict built cottage. Highlights included a site visit where Grafik got a full tour complete with introduction to a menagerie of working farm animals (which we love).
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Just launched: a site promoting the benefits of studying and living in Launceston for a partnership including UTAS, Australian Maritime College, Launceston Church Grammar School, Scotch Oakburn College, Launceston City Council, Launceston Chamber of Commerce and the Examiner Newspaper.
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