Jacqueline Malter

Designer

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Volunteering at Pausefest is amazing and fun!! How are so many innovative and creative people all in the one place?

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Wondering if I've ever done any app design? Well the answer is YES. This app was designed for the Harpley Discovery Trail which is located near Werribee. It includes an audio guide, a simple treasure hunt for kids on site and information about plants, birds and water! 

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Service Design 101

Service design improves the experiences of both the user and employee by designing an organization’s operations to better support customer journeys.

A wonderful starting point for understanding Service Design. 

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A little while ago I created the branding, website and documents for Zinc Energy. It’s been a welcome change of pace as I’ve been working on heritage projects for four years now. 

Go renewable energy!! 

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Here’s some wine labels I created for Six Parallels South. New designs coming soon. 

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YAMA Yohei（山 洋平 Japanese, currently based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam b.1977）

Wind  2013  acrylic and ink on canvas  72.7cm x 60.6cm   via   

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#inspiration    This artwork is incredibly beautiful!!

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New wine labels that I’ve created for Australian Kosher wine Six Parallells South. 

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Selecting colours doesn’t have to be difficult!

Does it feel overwhelming to choose a colour for a new product or brand? Does it feel like there are too many options or that there just aren’t enough colours in the spectrum?

Sometimes the first step is research, and who knows better than the people who create and name the colours themselves.

The two links below are great tools to help you make the best colour decisions for your business! 1. PANTONE Fashion Colour Report - Spring 2016 2. DULUX Colour Forecast 2015

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Real Australian Masterpieces

It is a common misconception that all art made by the indigenous people of Australia are historic artefacts that belong in a museum for it’s anthropological value. In this link you’ll find beautiful and intricate artworks created between 2010 and 2015. It is evidently clear that these works are incredible as pieces of contemporary art. In no way do I question these artworks cultural value. I love the colours, the busy composition and how it combines the past and present, however It is also important to remember that all art is inspired and has a history. I hope you enjoy these artworks as much as me.      http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2015/sep/15/dotted-masterpieces-from-the-tiny-aboriginal-town-of-papunya-in-pictures

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A new website I made for Field Technologies Pty Ltd, who specialise in workplace alcohol and drug testing. This website is responsive, which means it automatically changes itself to fit onto a smart phone device, tablet or computer screen to ensure it is legible and easy to navigate.

Click on this link to visit the website: http://fieldtechnologies.com.au/ 

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This is an advertisement I made to go in an Australian publication. To create this, I had to follow very thorough branding guidelines. 

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Here is an example of my catalogue design. Double-page spread in a product catalogue.

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The invisibility of Islamic art in Australia

Islamic art in Australia is inaccessible and largely overlooked. It is rarely taught as a dedicated subject in Australian universities, and almost never seen beyond state capitals. Why?

Something I have wondered about. Why is there so little exposure of Islamic art in Australia? I love this this genre of art because of the technical intricacy and because it’s so simple, yet complex and very pleasing to look at.

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A wonderful collection of sculptures indoors and outdoors.

It’s wintery and cold now, but if the sun comes out and you want to see art in the fresh air surrounded by Australian bush, visit McClelland Gallery & Sculpture Park. It’s very close to Frankston and that means half way to the Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs! Do not wonder off the path otherwise you’ll get lost like I did.

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This vibrant exhibition displays art experimenting with pattern, repetition, light, colour, movement, space and various optical and kinetic effects from the 1960s to now.

This show was visually stimulating and I recommend a visit before it closes on the 23rd August 2015.

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I’ve had this vision in my head for a while and today I finally sat down and spat it out in Abode Illustrator. Hope you like it.

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Doing some exploration in the letter A, let’s see where this letter will take us.