Illustration: communicates scientific, data and cultural context through visual storytelling, allowing users to understand and learn through different mediums.

WHY THIS MATTERs

Help your readers understand and retain information better

The primary purpose of using illustrations is to bring information to life. They can also inspire emotions, engage your audience, and help your readers learn, understand and retain information better.
A good illustration can convey your information quickly, powerfully, and effectively.
Relevant projects
Exhibition Design
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Discovering Ancient Egypt

National Museum of Australia
Artikel Design was engaged to assist in creating the Afterlife tomb facade, a prominent intricate backlit feature within the Discovering Ancient Egypt exhibition.
Exhibition Design
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Heartbeat

National Museum of Australia
The vivid artwork called the 'Heartbeat' combines the watercolour works of Australian Artist Matt Chun with the unique style of Carnovsky's RGB
Exhibition Design
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Termitarium

National Museum of Australia
Across Australia's tropical north, termite mounds, or termitaria, can tower over people. The tallest of these high-rise structures are the work of spinifex, or cathedral, termites.
Environmental Graphics
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Smiths Ln Dairy

Design Community
A series of illustrations and environmental graphics for the Smiths Ln Dairy located in Wongawilli, NSW.
Illustration
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WWII Aircraft Illustration

Artikel Design
A series of illustrations that explore WWII aircraft and interpret them in printed format.
Environmental Graphics
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The Brook at Byford

PLAN E Landscape Architects
Nick worked closely with PLAN E Landscape Architects to design a series of environmental graphics that reference the rich natural and cultural heritage of the site.
OUR METHOD

How we work

Artikel Design is committed to providing the best possible service to its clients. Maintaining transparent communication throughout the project lifecycle, collaborating closely with the project team and stakeholders to create a supportive and delivery-focused environment.

With extensive experience in creating and delivering designs that align with existing design guidelines, Nick Williams values the importance of consistent visual design language to ensure a seamless user experience. Nick's practical and delivery-focused approach to design ensures that he delivers results that meet or exceed our clients' expectations.
Phase 1

Project Briefing

Project briefing is to assist in defining the creative brief and the overall theme and vision for the project, hear from key stakeholders and gain an understanding of the ways of working and what success looks like for the project.
Phase 2

Concept Design

Based on the individual project demands and deliverables, Artikel will work closely with the project team and the wider stakeholder group to develop concept design packages that explore and communicate effectively the design intent for the project.
Phase 3

Design Development

Artikel will work closely with the project team to refine and translate the selected concept/s into detailed design outputs, refining materials, content and visual elements, ensuring a cost effective scalable solution is achieved.
Phase 4

Final Development

Artikel will work closely with the project team to finalise the required artwork and prepare the packaged files and documentation, collaborating with the selected production house/s to ensure the final product not only meets, but exceeds expectations.

Get in touch: Want to discuss an upcoming project virtually or over a coffee?

For more information on how Artikel Design can help you get your project started call Nick Williams on 0403 926 087 or fill out our contact form and one of our friendly team will be in touch soon.
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