Andrew Johnstone from Semi-Permanent

Something new for Perth: a couple of young Perth artists have set up their own urban marketing company. Kerbscrawl uses an environmentally friendly solution

New site up from Perth boy Trevor Hutchison, some great work.

Mixtape Gallery presents ‘Give Way’ a group show featuring seven talented artists from around Australia.
Paul Ikin / Kate-Anna Williams / Sam Knest /

Bcreative is the portfolio of Brett Layton, a multi-disciplinary designer from Perth.
“Branding and first vintage packaging for start-up winery, Pandemonium in the foothills

Robert Penney out of Perth has created these mock-up video game package covers for his Cartridge Video System 2600 series. Check out some more

Some nice work coming out of WA’s Roughcopy.

Last Chance Studio recently hosted the premier solo showing of Timothy Rollin‘ and his work. Entitled Perth City Surreal, the pieces highlighted some of

Some nice branding design by Daniel Elliot for UNLTD Clothing, a clothing and gift store based in Perth.

Similar to google maps, but instead of using satellite images, Nearmap uses images shot from planes flying at 7000ft. This results in incredibly high

Harvested deep in the forests of Nicaragua, MR. USB provides the highest grade natural USB storage solutions for modern living. Only the ripest and

I’m liking the bike designs from new Perth boutique producer, Sexy Bicycles.
“The first offering from Sexy Bicycles ‘Release One’ consists of nine limited

Nude Design Studio out of Perth have released a series of 3 promotional wrapping paper designs.

Aside from the other nice corporate identity work

Sun hats made from vintage fabrics. All I can say is Christmas is coming up, and for $54 at the most, you can order

Perth artist Creepy is showing some of his work at the Distracted Art Shop. Running until November 14. You can also check out this

Congratulations to Umpire for winning the WAM Song of The Year Grand prize for their song Streamers.
“As the winners of the award, Umpire

Originally out of Perth, Ameesha Lee Earnshaw later went on to work in Sydney as a motion graphics designer. She is currently in Toronto