Brand + strategy

Killara means “always there”  in the language of the Dhurag people.

After 4 years of growth as a certified joint venture, Killara (formerly GJK Indigenous Services), were ready to stand on their own.

Based on a logo icon and pattern designed by indigenous artists, we gave their collateral a complete refresh while stripping back and expanding their colour palette to maintain brand recognition.

The new branding will grow with Killara into the future while reflecting their background and values.

Helping position KOR as industry leaders.

Having worked with KOR for many years, in 2021 the company expanded with new partnerships and decided to undergo a refresh.

Beginning with the existing logo, the main aim was to position KOR as the industry leader in water jetting and hydro excavation. The new branding and collateral is sophisticated and professional to create a cohesive brand.

Writing Quayclean’s next chapter, together. 

For close to 10 years, we’ve partnered with Quayclean to deliver whatever creative curveball comes our way.

From everyday essentials — think site signage, print materials and tender documents — to vibrant photography, videography and animation, digital deliverables, and much, much more, we’ve helped grow the brand as Quayclean itself has grown.

When it came time to take the next step on a full identity revamp, we knew what to do. Informed by years of creative, we set sail on a modern new direction, conducting extensive surveys with the wider Quayclean team to shape a bold new design direction.

Hygiene cleaning to help combat the pandemic. 

To answer the needs of the pandemic, Quayclean created a new service arm called QuayXtra. The branding was designed to tie in seamlessly with the main brand refresh.

The collateral for QuayXtra is distinctive from the main brand whilst also being easily recognisable as a branch of the main company.

Our team went trackside to capture the action of the spring racing carnival for Higgins.