Manifesto Design

03/02/2023

A fresh identity for Bree Rollo who was branching out on her own and starting a new mortgage broking business called Tend Home Loans.

Tend provides residential home loans to clients. Extremely detail oriented, Bree really cared about matchmaking her customers with the right finance so they could buy their dream homes.

She wanted to look caring, personable and non-traditional, with a creative design aesthetic. And with a love of landscape design, plants and architecture, I was keen to find ways to bring these elements into the mix - starting with the name.

https://www.facebook.com/bree.rollo.tend

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Strategy. Naming. Logo design. Branding.
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12/11/2018

https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/lifestyle/food/halliday-2018/video/75a70806ff9a9182ec3fc7b20aa7f4c0?fbclid=IwAR1i7k-xDOWIpwcI2-HhQyoh1NpQIdus3_YCsh5OnVUGKgFmsl2efkZHtOE

Columnist James Halliday explains the impact that a growing Chinese appetite will have on the price and quality of Australian wine, and how local drinkers should react.

03/10/2018

So this arrived last week! Le Marais was one of 131 projects selected from 3,894 entries that were submitted to the Communication Arts design competition. The selected projects will be reproduced in the September/
October 2018 issue of Communication Arts.

30/08/2018

Now more than ever, it's essential to have a cohesive and engaging brand across a number of platforms to promote your product and connect with customers directly.

The Australian wine industry has been trying to work out the best way to spend the $50 million marketing windfall from the Federal Government announced last year as part of the tax overhaul. It’s been a hard-fought bag of cash; we can’t afford to waste it. Meanwhile on a business level, winery o...

12/06/2018

Manifesto has a shiny new website! And a brand refresh - after more than 11 years in business it was long overdue. Check out some new projects at www.manifesto.com.au

Manifesto is a graphic design studio in Perth Western Australia. We specialise in unique, original and creative design solutions for brands, wine labels and packaging.

07/06/2018

Making the most of the clients last name, a detailed illustration of a raven was created to reflect the dark and clever character of ravens and their ingenious ability to find and procure difficult items - such as the best coffee beans in the world - and illustrate Raven's commitment to sustainability and the environment.

04/04/2018

A sneak peak at a new coffee brand coming soon!

06/09/2017

An alternative online outlet enabling wineries to sell direct to buyers.

Eleven winemakers from 11 regions are involved in Seekwine.

10/08/2017

Take a sneak peak at a new heritage sparkling cider, with fresh green foil, white ink and recycled stock.

10/08/2017

Curtin University celebrates its fiftieth year, marked by a special gold edition of Cite magazine.

20/06/2017

The Mental Health Commission of Western Australia required a report that outlined their vision for the year 2020 and delivered a strong and impactful message, that was handled with care and sensitivity.

18/04/2017

Australian consumers are found to be more influenced by wine labels than shop staff recommendations.

14/02/2017

The latest issue of the redesigned Cite Magazine for Curtin University.

13/02/2017

Orgamix Superfood Powders are a healthy, natural and organic supplement. With three delicious flavours in to begin with, the watercolour illustration gives a sense of powders being blended into water, milks or juices, and highlights the hero ingredients.

09/02/2017

Situated in the Swan Valley, Carilley Estate is set amongst towering native trees, vineyards and an olive grove. Established in 1985, Carilley Estate was long overdue for a rebrand to cater to onsite wedding receptions and be applied to different products from wine to olive oil.

06/02/2017

Orgamix sources superfoods from around the world to produce and provide well priced, pure and natural products.. Orgamix required a rebrand that communicated that the brand and its products were raw and natural and overall didn’t look ‘too polished’. Typography and illustrations convey a sense of rawness, with a graphic system designed to adapt across over numerous products on bags, jars, bottles, canisters and cans.. These are some of the first products to be released.