A Fresh New Look

A picture is worth a thousand words, but in the case of a graphic, it could be worth much, much more. This is why Sonja Meyer has decided to donate her graphic design skills to refresh and redesign the image of a number of environmental non-profit organisations around Australia for the next three months. NPOs don’t have big budgets to spend on professional graphic designers, which means they may lack that all-important strong marketing identity. In a bid to remedy this situation, Meyer will make a selection of groups from each state who will most benefit from her assistance, and then produce professional marketing and communication print collateral, as well as undertaking a number of other design projects for each group. So if you know of an organisation who could do with a new-look logo or marketing makeover, get in touch with the marvellous Ms Meyer via email: sonja@identitycrisis.com.au or phone 0407 705 180. Of course she would be very happy to accept funding for her generous project too, so if you’d like to sponsor her, go to yell.pozible.com where you can view the details of this worthy project.

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