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February 03rd, 2010 10:19 AM

Digital Frost*Byte

Digital Frost*Byte

The digital team have emerged from their dark corner of the studio, armed with an impressive onslaught of projects to show off.

Ranging from websites, online advertising, e-commerce, interactive games, motion graphics and digital signage the digital guys produce innovative work for clients large and small.

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February 02nd, 2010 12:32 PM

Colour Coded

Colour Coded

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A multi-coloured ink drop swirls across the screen to introduce the new site for the International School of Colour and Design. The site showcases student’s work with large-scale photography. A single colour from the ink splash informs each page in the hero photography and navigation. An intuitive navigation system makes it easier for prospective students to find information and enquire.

See it here iscd

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January 29th, 2010 5:57 PM

Iced T’s for Queensland

Iced T's for Queensland

Frost* tees just landed in UNIVERSAL, Queensland …

http://www.universalstore.com.au/

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January 28th, 2010 9:44 AM

STUDIO TV

STUDIO TV

Frost* have designed the logo for the new SBS-produced arts channel for pay TV.

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January 27th, 2010 4:03 PM

QANTAS Online Annual Report 2009

QANTAS Online Annual Report 2009

From cabin crew and catering staff to the board of directors, the people become the focus of the report. Frost art directed an honest “fly-on-the-wall” shoot that captured the spirit of Qantas. We translated the report to an interactive microsite, which provided a platform to present the information in a more engaging way.

The online version became an extension of the printed version. The design was mirrored in HTML and included extra details such as a full screen image gallery, flash network map and passenger journey sections.

Making the information available online allowed Qantas to reach a wider audience and dramatically reduced the number of printed copies.

View it here

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January 22nd, 2010 10:22 AM

Frost* and Ernie

Frost* and Ernie

Frost* is excited to be working on a top secret new project with none other than Ernie, of Sesame Street fame. Stay tuned… Heh heh heh

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January 22nd, 2010 9:50 AM

Seeking Multidisciplinary Mid-Weight and Senior Designer

Frost* is looking for a multidisciplinary Mid-Weight and Senior Designer

You must have:
– a strategic mind
– big ideas
– a love of words
– a knowledge of all things design
– and above all PASSION

Our studio produces award winning ideas in 5 departments – Advertising, Digital, Design, Environments and Fashion.

Based in an open plan warehouse in the heart of Surry hills, our passionate team of 30+ bring ideas to life with full effect.

Your presence will be highly visible, working on diverse projects from around the world.

Are you ready to show us what you got?

CONTACT
jobs@frostdesign.com.au with a CV and a 10 page PDF (please clearly mark your name only on PDF) under 2MB of your best work.

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January 15th, 2010 5:17 PM

New online store

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http://www.frostdesign.com.au/fashion/

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January 08th, 2010 6:08 PM

Hot Spots

Hot Spots

http://www.frostdesign.com.au/fashion

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January 08th, 2010 4:43 PM

100 Not Out


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When asked to design concepts for the State Library of NSW’s centenary, Frost looked to the Library’s DNA to find the answer. The driving idea was to get the objects “out” into the public and create a sense of fun and surprise. We decided to construct a typeface using objects from the Library’s rare and unusual collection, as many people only associate the Library with books.  This allowed us to put the objects in a new context, as well as exposing people to the many different aspects of the collection. The letters contain elements of maps, manuscripts, ephemera, relics and even the Library’s own historic architecture. Each letter took about two days as every shape needed to be deep-etched. The whole alphabet took around 400 hours to create. The type-face will be used to celebrate the Mitchell Library centenary next year, see it here  http://www.onehundred.sl.nsw.gov.au

On a tour of the Library archive, it hit us that there were literally millions of objects all with incredible stories to tell and we wanted to share those stories with the wider community. We felt creating a type-face from these objects is a natural way for us to showcase the Library.” Says Vince Frost, “The process of research had a profound effect on the whole team. We really want people to get involved because we’d like everyone to be as excited about it as we are!

A major exhibition of 100 objects from the Mitchell Library’s collection will be on show for 100 days from 9 March 2010.

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