Andrew Johnstone from Semi-Permanent

Within 48 hours of the dust storm that turned Sydney orange last week, Derek Powazek had published Strange Light, a magazine featuring beautiful photos

This is a nice idea by Louise Hawson:
“I’ve lived in Sydney for over 30 years but I’ve never set foot in most of

Rilla Alexander, of Rinzen fame has some lovely stuff on her site byrilla. You can also check out our old interview we did with

Frankie magazine and Nine Lives Gallery have teamed up to exhibit some of Australia and New Zealand’s most talented female illustrators in ‘Hand Drawn’ put

Really nice piece for SBS One’s First Australians, commisioned by Qube Construct and worked on by Matt Ditton.

City of Sydney is celebrating sustainable food and living in Redfern and Waterloo this October with the fifth annual Danks Street Festival.
New in

Prickly Pixel have launched their new website.
We posted about the updated showreel, which you can see below. Some great work.

New spot by Sydney based Umeric.
MTV also entered Umeric’s Organic rebrand into Promax BDA in New York. Out of the 8 categories entered

New book by Shaun Tan.
via CMIS.

Melbourne artist Matthew Quick has in the last few weeks been nominated as a finalist in both the $25,000 2009 Whyalla Contemporary Art Prize

“What if there was a Billboard Charts for the music people really listened to and talked about on the Web. We Are Hunted wants

3D studio Prickly Pixel, out of Sydney.

Created as a colab between the Jacky Winter Group and Inventive Labs, the Notepod is a cool tool useful for those developing iPhone apps.

This is the latest body of work from this year’s Curvy featured artist, Kaitlin Beckett.
With a unique style, Kaitlin brings to life a

Second year 4th semester student at billy blue undertaking Communication Design, have a look at the work of Zoran Nova.

LYRICS AND TYPE: A TYPOGRAPHIC ZINE PROJECT
LAUNCHING 9 OCTOBER 2009
Wooden Toy in association with the good folks at Semi-Permanent and Design is

Some nice work from MASH out of Adelaide.
“Mash was founded in 2002 Adelaide, Australia by Dom Roberts & James Brown. This seems a

Melbourne based Adam Cruickshank.
“Between 1995 and 2006 he worked as an editorial art director in London, Sydney and Melbourne before reapplying himself fulltime