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2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
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@anastasiablackcreative
about me
I am a multidisciplinary creative and communications specialist working across journalism, content production and creative direction. Interested in the intersection between entertainment and culture, my work moves between feature writing, multimedia content, and brand identity curation.
Graphics for substack article titled Notes on being a Man’s Best Friend.
Photos from ‘Fetching is your Dior’ Campaign (1976) by Chris Von Wangenheim
How Wealth Shapes Offence Patterns in Queensland
Exploring how economic resources influence not just crime rates, but the types of offences across Queensland areas
Data journalism feature submitted for university assignment (May, 2025): https://anastasiasdatastory.my.canva.site/#page-PBpJpr9NdtbJl3yl
Used Tableau for visualisations
Concept for nightclub at Northshore, Brisbane (November, 2024)
Response to brief in which client was seeking enriching placemaking experiences.
Project Summary
THE BOX is a movable and transformative music venue that aims to activate Northshore’s Maritime Green, cultivating it into a space of unique nightlife experiences, artistic growth, and connection. Built from repurposed shipping containers, the venue utilises a mirrored design to create a visually striking venue. The venue, programmed to be a three-month activation, is multifunctional and adaptable, shifting between day and night functions.
Concept originated by me; Completed by group for university assignment.
Design completed by Jaxson Samuels
Link to original concept before group collaboration:
https://anastasiakkb285.tumblr.com/
Link to written proposal:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1X9Oou1xVOgB0n1eRCKyW5ZnVKtyfTxwl/view?usp=sharing
A story told with Adobe Express
Retail expert says new Coles store can benefit local shopping centre
Video news package submitted for university assignment (November, 2024)
A story told with Adobe Express
Milton Village impacted by Coles construction delays
Radio news package submitted for university assignment (October, 2024)
From "The ‘manosphere’: How the alt-right leverages identity and platform logics to radicalise young men"
For QUT Glass Magazine (July, 2024)
Link under 'glass magazine' tab
From "The Girls Are *Going* To Be Alright: Dublin Rose Talks Music Industry Bias"
For QUT Glass magazine (May, 2024)
Link under 'glass magazine' tab
Design concept for Kill Your Darlings magazine (September, 2023)
Hypothetical marketing campaign submitted for university multi-media assignment
Poster concept
Social media advertisement concept
Design rationale
Kill Your Darlings (KYD) is an Australian literary and cultural magazine. A concern within the literary magazine industry is the decline in relevance and readership due to the transition from traditional media to digital content. More specifically, audiences expect immediate access to digestible content, and the proliferation of alternative content mediums has created a culture of consumption driven by quantity, making it challenging for literary magazines to capture attention. As such, KYD should implement an ad campaign that positions the magazine as an enriching alternative to other content formats and promotes slow reading, critical thinking, and creativity over instant gratification
The KYD campaign will strategically draw inspiration from their company name—a homage to a quote from American writer William Faulkner. This quote means writers should discard beloved yet unnecessary elements to enhance their stories. Mirroring this metaphor, the campaign will convey the notion of eliminating the noise of digital culture and encourage thoughtful engagement and creativity. Slogans such as “Kill Your Scrolling” or " Kill the Noise” resonate with the ethos of KYD and act as calls to action, urging individuals to consider other forms of content outside of today's fast-paced digital landscape. In doing so, the campaign aligns with KYD’s narrative to foster a community of thoughtful and engaged readers and writers. Regarding visual design, to harmonise with KYD's established brand identity, the campaign's visual style will be designed using the magazine's signature elements. The brand's clean aesthetic, characterised by the colours yellow, black, and white, will be utilised in the campaign's visuals, ensuring a connection to KYD's brand identity. The proposed solution will also incorporate the distinctive KYD font, characterised by its sign painter style, alongside a complementary serif font, which the company often employs for various types of signage.
A story told with Adobe Express
Paniyiri festival deals with the housing crisis
News story submitted for university assignment (May, 2023)
Unpublished personal essay (January, 2023)
Collage of my younger self (December, 2021)
With a diverse discography that compellingly conveys the pains of growing up, let’s look at how TXT has gotten to where they are now.
Feature for The Kraze Magazine (September, 2021)
Analysis on the career and musical trajectory of K-pop group, Tomorrow X Together.
Documentary tonal experiment titled Fangirls
A documentary exploring fangirl cultures, inspired by Sofia Coppola and Petra Collins. Submitted for high-school assignment (July, 2021)